In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid...

Back in 2005 the City of Windsor added poppies to a number of streets that were named for battles in which Canadians fought during World Wars One and Two....

Located in Dieppe Gardens, west of Ouellette Avenue near the Detroit River. The Anchor Memorial is dedicated to the men and women who served on the Royal Canadian Navy...

Located in Jackson Park. Land: Lest we forget our departed comrades. Their memory is as dear today as in the hour they passed away. Dedicated on the 6th day...

This memorial features replicas of a World War II Hurricane and Spitfire, and was installed in Jackson Park as a memorial to the war veterans in 2005 after the...

Monday morning, the Windsor-Essex community is invited to come together and honour the men and women of the Canadian Military, past and present. Each November 11th, Canadians pay tribute...

The Afghanistan & Peacekeepers Memorial was dedicated in September 2014 in Reaume Park. The south face is the Peacekeeping memorial. A Canadian Peacekeeper observes from a mound of rock...

This monument is dedicated in memory of the service personnel of World Wars I, II, Korea and Peacekeeping from Windsor and Essex County who gave their today for our...