Keeping the memory of war alive
From a Syrian refugee working out his pain on a theatre stage in Antigonish, to a 92-year-old Holocaust survivor sharing his story for the first time, find out what Canadians are doing to keep memories of war alive.
From a Syrian refugee working out his pain on a theatre stage in Antigonish, to a 92-year-old Holocaust survivor writing his experiences down for the first time, and a daughter who promised her dying father that she'd share the stories of black veterans. Find out what Canadians are doing to keep memories of war alive.