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Remembering Vimy Ridge

By: Ligia Braidotti
Posted: 09/25/2017 10:23 AM | Comments:

The West Kildonan Horticultural Society and the West Kildonan Legion Branch No. 30 planted a Vimy Ridge Oak tree in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the battle of Vimy Ridge on Sept. 14. (Photo by Ligia Braidotti)
Remembering Vimy Ridge
Photos by: Ligia Braidotti
A planting ceremony was held by the West Kildonan Horticultural Society and the West Kildonan Legion Branch No. 30. (Photo by Ligia Braidotti)
Members of the West Kildonan Legion Branch No. 30 honoured those who fought in the battle of Vimy Ridge at the tree planting ceremony. (Photo by Ligia Braidotti)
Members of the West Kildonan Legion Branch No. 30 honoured those who fought in the battle of Vimy Ridge at the tree planting ceremony. (Photo by Ligia Braidotti)
The RCSCC John Travers Cornwell VC band provided the music at the ceremony. (Photo by Ligia Braidotti)
Kildonan-St. Paul MP MaryAnn Mihychuk arranged the acquisition and approval for the tree to be planted at the arboretum at Partridge Avenue and Powers Street. (Photo by Ligia Braidotti)
The West Kildonan Horticultural Society and the West Kildonan Legion Branch No. 30 planted a Vimy Ridge Oak tree in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the battle of Vimy Ridge on Sept. 14. - (Photo by Ligia Braidotti)
A planting ceremony was held by the West Kildonan Horticultural Society and the West Kildonan Legion Branch No. 30. - (Photo by Ligia Braidotti)
Members of the West Kildonan Legion Branch No. 30 honoured those who fought in the battle of Vimy Ridge at the tree planting ceremony. - (Photo by Ligia Braidotti)
Members of the West Kildonan Legion Branch No. 30 honoured those who fought in the battle of Vimy Ridge at the tree planting ceremony. - (Photo by Ligia Braidotti)
The RCSCC John Travers Cornwell VC band provided the music at the ceremony. - (Photo by Ligia Braidotti)
Kildonan-St. Paul MP MaryAnn Mihychuk arranged the acquisition and approval for the tree to be planted at the arboretum at Partridge Avenue and Powers Street. - (Photo by Ligia Braidotti)

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On Sept. 14 the West Kildonan Horticultural Society and the West Kildonan Legion Branch No. 30 celebrated the 100th anniversary of the battle of Vimy Ridge, and Canada’s 150th anniversary of Confederation, by planting a Vimy Ridge Oak tree — a direct descendant of oak trees at Vimy Ridge. Kildonan-St. Paul MP MaryAnn Mihychuk arranged the acquisition and approval for the tree to be planted at the arboretum at Partridge Avenue and Powers Street.

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Hey there, time traveller!
This article was published 25/9/2017 (480 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.

On Sept. 14 the West Kildonan Horticultural Society and the West Kildonan Legion Branch No. 30 celebrated the 100th anniversary of the battle of Vimy Ridge, and Canada’s 150th anniversary of Confederation, by planting a Vimy Ridge Oak tree — a direct descendant of oak trees at Vimy Ridge. Kildonan-St. Paul MP MaryAnn Mihychuk arranged the acquisition and approval for the tree to be planted at the arboretum at Partridge Avenue and Powers Street.

Members of the West Kildonan Legion Branch No. 30 honoured those who fought in the battle of Vimy Ridge at the tree planting ceremony.

PHOTO BY LIGIA BRAIDOTTI

Members of the West Kildonan Legion Branch No. 30 honoured those who fought in the battle of Vimy Ridge at the tree planting ceremony.

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