Some of our allies remember...

Canada's First World War vets take different approaches to Remembrance Day
CNews - Dwight Wilson planned to lay a wreath and possibly sing a tune while Lloyd Clemett watches at a Remembrance Day service at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre on Saturday.

Deaths in Afghanistan bring new poignancy to Remembrance Day
CNews - Remembrance Day ceremonies have a new poignancy with the fresh memories of combat deaths in Afghanistan.

List of REMEMBRANCE DAY EVENTS IN THE LOWER MAINLAND
Vancouver Province - Veterans will ride free on Coast Mountain Bus Company and West Vancouver Blue buses, SeaBus, SkyTrain, Community Shuttle and HandyDART services on Remembrance Day. This service applies to ordinary and life members of the Royal Canadian Legion, the Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans, and the Korean Veterans Association.

PM to lead Remembrance Day tributes
The Australian - PRIME Minister John Howard will lay a wreath this morning at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra for Remembrance Day.

Remembrance Day extra special for Calgary family
CFCN.ca - This Remembrance Day will be especially meaningful for Calgary's Goddard family.

Governor General to Participate in Remembrance Day Events in Ottawa
Government of Canada News - Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean, Governor General and Commander-in-Chief of Canada, and His Excellency Jean-Daniel Lafond will participate in the following activities on Remembrance Day, Saturday, November 11, 2006:

Remembrance Day to be marked in Aberdeen on Sunday
Aberdeen City Council News - Aberdeen's Remembrance Day commemorations will go ahead this Sunday

Plan your Remembrance Day observance
The Halifax Daily News - Looking for a way to mark Remembrance Day this year? Here's a list of ceremonies going on around metro tomorrow, and who is organizing each. Unless otherwise stated, ceremonies get underway at 11 a.m.

Remembrance Day will be a time of gratitude for wounded soldier
Hamilton Spectator - Remembrance Day will be a time of gratitude for a Canadian soldier badly wounded in Afghanistan. Paul Franklin lost both legs in a suicide road bombing outside Kandahar last January.

Veteran still answers call to duty after 60 years
Mississauga News - Some 60 years later, Art Letts is still answering the call of duty. However, instead of bearing arms, the Second World War veteran carries around a tray of blood-red poppies.