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11-10-2010, 02:25 AM
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Nov. 11: One day not enough for soldiers at war, who mark the fallen year round - Win
Nov. 11: One day not enough for soldiers at war, who mark the fallen year round - Winnipeg Free Press
11-10-2010 01:35 AM  CBC.ca Nov. 11: One day not enough for soldiers at war, who mark the fallen year round Winnipeg Free Press And when it is over, the war will resume. But for Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan, and increasingly for the rest of the country as well, Remembrance Day ... New survey reveals knowledge of Canadians regarding World Wars and AfghanistanExaminer.com Where's the national monument for Canada's Afghan vets?CBC.ca The perfect Canadian compromiseMontreal Gazette Canada.com -StarPhoenix -Ottawa Citizen all 107 news articles » More... 
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