Thousands Line Streets During Procession of Unknown Soldier
People came out in large numbers on the weekend to pay their respects as the remains of an unknown soldier, ki...
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People came out in large numbers on the weekend to pay their respects as the remains of an unknown soldier, ki...
A ceremony will take place today to mark a unique aspect of the province's military history. The ceremony will...
An unknown soldier from Newfoundland who died in the First World War was returned to St. John's Saturday. He will be officially laid to rest on July 1, Memorial Day.
It will be a solemn homecoming, more than a century later, for a lost son of what was then a self-governing dominion that sent thousands to fight and die under
Thursday in northern France was a poignant one for a large Canadian and Newfoundland delegation as momentum builds towards to repatriation of a Newfoundland soldier who died in the First World War.