'We need to remember': Veterans, residents gather in Regina to commemorate Nov. 11
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November 11th marks a solemn day across Canada, and Regina is no exception.
November 11th marks a solemn day across Canada, and Regina is no exception.
Several ceremonies were held in recognition of Remembrance Day across the city. One of which took place at the cenotaph in Victoria Park.
"These ceremonies [are] so important ... It's happening in regions around Saskatchewan today, around Canada and it's so important that we keep remembering what we've got here in Canada," said Major Peter Garton, who served with the Royal Canadian Air Force.
Maj. Garton went on to say that he has always made a point to attend a ceremony on Remembrance Day since he was young.
"My dad was in the army for 19 years and I grew up on some military bases, and we always used to go out to,” Garton recalled.
“Remembrance Day and brings back a lot of memories. Sad, to a lot of them in that, but proud to be here and see all the people, lots of young people here today too."
In another area of the city, Regina's Brandt Centre saw hundreds of people attend a similar ceremony.
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