After years speaking to students, Montreal WWII vet hears back from them on his 100th birthday
MONTREAL -- Distancing may seem to make parties impossible, especially in winter, but people found a way for Willie Glaser. Glaser, who turned 100 on Friday, fought for Canada in World War II and now lives in a retirement home in Saint-Laurent. On the front steps, he celebrated -- and he also got a pile of cards and a virtual party from students at the Hebrew Foundation School. Glaser has been dropping into the school for more than a decade to talk about his life, his time during the war, and the family members he lost in the Holocaust. "The students? They can learn so much from a ...