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Veterans Affairs Minister Lawrence MacAulay is vowing to do "everything possible" to resolve a dispute over a proposed condo development at Juno Beach in France, the site of the D-Day landing during which hundreds of Canadian soldiers died.
The group Save Juno Beach is petitioning the federal government to ask the French government to stop the proposed development
More than a 1,000 young men died or were injured on Juno Beach – the Allies’ code name for one of the five landing sites – as D-Day turned the course of the Second World War.
A group of Canadians is petitioning the federal government to stop a proposed condo development on Juno Beach in France, where hundreds of Canadians died during the D-Day landings of the Second World War.
A group of Canadians is organizing to stop a proposed condo development at Juno Beach in France, the site of the D-Day landing that resulted in the deaths of hundreds of Canadian soldiers.