What do you remember about this ad?
"Moving alberta towards a better future"
c'était pour les élections fédérales, les partis ventaient leur partis
le nombre de personne touché par la consommation d'opioide au canada
Steven Guilbeault au Patrimoine canadien
Tax from CRA and French program from Quebec Immigration
Il s'agissait d'une annonce portant sur les forces armées canadiennes.
La loi sur le cannabis à changer, c'est désormais interdit pour les moins de 21ans.
I think it had to do with discouraging cannabis impaired driving
baisse impot famille<br />baisse prix stationnement hopital
It was about what is safe to flush and put down drains
The ad was focused towards how Justin Trudeau will primarily focus on climate change over the next four year term.
Jour du souvenir, remerciements aux anciens combattants, grâce à leurs sacrifices, nous vivons dans un pays libre
Les nouvelles de T.V.A.<br />Il parle beaucoup du budget.
En campagne électorale, les accomplissements du parti Libéral
Environnement<br /><br />Seconde guerre mondiale
Addressed to mental health of returning service people
Trudeau met with other party leaders to discuss issues of concern and said he will consider all these issues in the future
Something about Veterans<br />and another one about Cannabis - driving impaired
There was a picture of the Prime Minister and the tag line something like brought to you by the government of Canada
Taxes<br />Grants<br />Environment<br />Carbon<br />More, more, more
Le premier ministre rencontre un à un les parties de l'opposition
Justin Trudeau qui promet plus pour les canadians
Début des travaux, le 5 décembre.<br />Auparavant, rencontre des chefs de partis et du premier ministre de la Saskatchewan.
Ad was about remembrance day - honoring veterans
IF I remember correctly, their portion of funding for transit in Toronto. Addressing the clean water issue for our indigenous people. Lots about the pipeline.
It was about veterans and Remembrance Day.
Premier Ford is not running the province well.
leaders were going to try to work together
les étudiants étrangers, mais aussi les travailleurs temporaires, devront détenir un diplôme ou avoir une expérience d&#8217;emploi dans des domaines définis par le gouvernement, en lien avec la pénurie de main-d&#8217;oeuvre, afin d&#8217;avoir accès au
It was an anti vape ad that appeared to be targeting youth, at first it looked like a commercial for a juul-like device but ended with something like &#8216;there are unknown risks&#8217;
Sensibilisation par rapport à la consommation de marijuana
Aide aux entreprises pour l&#8217;exportation
Once it had to do with the elections<br /><br />Another time it was something to do with immigration<br /><br />Another time it had something to do with the pipeline project
Avis sur la législation modifié sur la vente du cannabis et la restriction de fumée dans les endroits publiques
Managers on Ottawa interviewing potential employees
Steven Guilbeault ne sera pas ministre de l&#8217;environnement.
I remember the gov't of Canada at the end... very odistictive voice...
Il me semble que c&#8217;était à propos de la marihuana. Que ça allait passer à 21 ans et aussi les pubs qui disent que ça peut endommager ton cerveau d&#8217;en fumer trop jeune.
About the good things the govt has done with regards to the past and what they will do moving forward
Notice of regional federal government hearings related to transportation.
mainly to be sure to vote on election day
we've just gone through an elections so attack ads or party platforms info
That Trudue doesn't speak for all Canadians <br />That Quebec likes to accept transfer payments from Alberta but will not allow a pipe line to be built through Quebec <br />Just a couple of things I remember
CPC criticizing the Prime Minister. LPC talking about making the government work for people.
There was a Twitter post from Environment Canada that explained that the UV Index was a Canadian invention.<br /><br />I also saw a promoted Twitter Ad of a new Heritage Moment about two women who led a revolt in support of Franco-Ontarian schooling.
it was terrible. and a huge waste of money telling me "what the gov is doing for me"" and wasting tax money doing that, instead of what they say is getting done
Ad about part time positions in the Canadian armed forces. It informed of many flexible positions in a variety of fields, and claimed that it was a great chance to support the CAF
How Government of Albert is trying to improve budget deficit and provide jobs to Albertans
It was related to driving under cannabis and alcohol influence
c'était une publicité par rapport au jour du souvenir
it was telling about infrastructure in Ontario
Annonce dans le but des élections et sur les services du gouvernement
Talking about how great freedom of speech in Canada while limiting freedom of speech.
Remember it was absolute trash trying to slander Doug Ford.
I remember one about Remembrance Day and one about childcare where you see two babies and their families meeting and it mentions the government
It was about joining the Canadian Armed Forces.
It was a Canadian Mint ad for Remembrance Day coins.
Sorry it wasn't an ad but a news info about recent meetings with Trudeau and Quebec
Propaganda. Some left wing Diversity is our strength climate change bullshit
more rubbish about climate change and a good economy
They were asking for money. (Email) They give some information about upcoming events, or concerns. Then ask for a donation.
It was an ad targeted to teens about vaping. There was a yellow background (?) and the text was about considering the dangers of vaping. I did not watch the whole ad
The west is still being alienated by the Trudeau government.
It sounded false and was badly placed for the province
Elle était facile à comprendre et amusante
plus d'argent dans les poches des familles
It was a reminder to vote and the second was remembrance day information
Remembering those who gave their lives in all the wars.
Something about remembrance day. Nothing but a poppy comes to mind.
something about diversity being our strength
I just remember that it is more lies to us Canadians.
Regarding voting and each platform of the candidates
Modifications au niveau de la Loi sur le cannabis (âge légal, etc.)
That I hate the Communist parties of Canada, that is, those being the Liberals, the NDP and the Green Parties respectively. They are not inclusive and the communist media is self serving that is the CBC and CTV.
most of the ads were for Nov 11th advertising -- poppy sales and Remembrance Day services
Political comments about what the Liberals are going to do in the future. Ie climate change and aluenization of the West
Not a lot. Also seen a number of BC government ads on TV and haven't paid enough attention to give them any deep thought.
YouTube ad playing between music videos.
Trudeau and May, May's teeth and Trudeau's pasted on smile
not much, just about remembering what veterans have sacrificed for our country.
Just that it was from the government. I avoid watching commercials as much as possible.
Liberals trying to convince the west to work together for canada
It was a campaign ad for the liberal party of Canada. It was in my opinion false advertising in order to get re-elected.
A few political ads, and a Canadian military reserves ad on youtube
Being about elections, immigration, cannabis use, Canadian Veterans
That it involved Justin Trudeau and the climate
''Un message du gouvernement du Canada''
basically Justin trudeau saying he cares about all canadians, and the meeting of the other party leaders.
I think it was a short vid for Remembrance Day, a bunch of people with poppies pinned on their chest.
Sur le vétérans,le respect et le coquelicot
La formation du nouveau cabinet du premier ministre.
C'était à propos des élections. Élections Canada mettait en place des mesures pour augmenter la participation au vote.
Mr Trudeau concernant l'unité du pays, et rencontre avec Mr scheer pour travailler ensemble<br /><br /><br /><br />
Reaching out to young people - little girl asking what the meaning is of Remembrance Day
It was about the new gov and what some of the plans are. Working with the other parties. How fucked Canada is!
it was about keeping ones self informed about the current political state
Travel to see Canadian Parks and Mountains<br />Join the Arm Forces
Vote for the particular candidate and how they will be the best choice for Prime Minister
something about cannabis, its effects and taking it responsibly
Remembrance Day <br />The election results...still
Some dumb shit about how Trudeau is going to do good or fix the economy or something.
Don't leave clutter on the stairs, most falls happen on the stairs at home and can be prevented
Depicting the veterans throughout the years.
It was for veterans affairs for Remembrance Day.
- lancement du second navire<br />patrouilleur arctique de la marine canadienne
The federal government is really pushing climate change and is going to govern for all Canadians
It was a bunch of people in close shot talking about being free - it had to do with Remembrance Day.
Prime minister trying to work with opposition parties.
About the Federal election, it&#8217;s different parties and policies
It was about avoiding fraud by the Competition Bureau of Canada
Drink in moderation; "House is not ATM".
It was advising Canadians that the CRA would not call them and that they should hang up on calls that insist they are the CRA.
A clueless prime minister going on about something. It could have been leading a camp sing along or something.
Don't smoke pot and drive, the penalties are the same as if you are caught drinking and driving.
The Canadian national anthem at the end of it.
Justin Trudeau was in it, don't remember details though
Child tax benefit<br /><br />Workers compensation
Immigration talked about. Pipeline info. Stuff about climate change.
The Alberta and Saskatchewan governments are not happy that the Liberals won and are bad mouthing Justin Trudeau. Suggesting that leaving Canada is the answer to their problems
Alberta premier Kenny complaining about Quebec transfer payments.
Inane, inconsequential and of little interest to general public
Supporting Remembrance<br /><br />International trade issues
Mostly they were adds for the election. Since the election they have been ads against things Doug Ford has been doing.
Young white kid with dark hair thinking about vaping.
Information related to the opioid crisis and the legalisation of cannabis.
Remembrance Day about veterans and coins
Elections Canada reminding people to vote and giving instructions
it was a banner ad telling me my vote was important, but so was the process of voting. Something about "now that the federal election is over..."

Where have you seen, read or heard this Government of Canada ad about Canadian Veterans?
Mostly regarding the November 11th Rememberance Day ceremonies.

What do you remember about this ad? What words, sounds or images come to mind?
Un vieux monsieur debout, se souvenir des vétérans
image de combatant de la premiere et deuxieme guerre mondiale
a poppy picture, sad music, reminder to be grateful and honour the soldiers
L'armitiste était le 11 nov à 11ham en 1918
Financement d'une Institut sur la recherche de la santé
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de ne pas les oublié que ce sont eux qui nous ont permis d'être libre comme nous le sommes
noir et blanc<br />guerre<br />musique triste
It was an ad for Veteran's Day. Images that come to mind are soldiers and the poppy.
It was a small poster on the wall advertising something for Canadian Veterans.
From what I recall it focused on new assistance they would like to provide to veterans in need.
La recherche du coqueliquot sur le champ du poète
images of 1st and 2nd WW and Remembrance Day
un vétéran qui vend des coquelicots sur un trottoir et une jeune fille qui le regarde, elle le regarde de la fenêtre d'un autobus elle est songeuse ensuite elle lui donne un coquelicot séché
il faut aussi que les enfants se souviennent de ceux qui sont allés combattre
souvenirs, défense de notre pays, rouge coquelicot, couronne de fleurs
un v&#279;tèran offrant des coquelicots.
Merci aux anciens combattants, nous vivons dans un pays plus libre gâce à leurs sacrifices
aider les vétérans a intégrer un emploi a leur retour
Se souvenir des gens qui luttent pour notre liberté
Il parlait des veterants du 11 septembre 2019.
Coquelicot, 11 novembre, jour du souvenir
Pour le jour du souvenir de se rappeler de ceux qui ont combattu pour assurer la paix
Tous les groupes d`âge des vétérans représentés.
Trudeau ne veut pas payer les vétérans, par contre, il donne allègrement aux islamistes de retour au Canada sans compter tous les dons internationaux que ce traître fait avec notre argent
They ask for more than we can give.. they gave lives and the govt has completely walked away from them
Remembrance Day ceremony that was televised, talking about veterans
Remember one which shows how government is helping veterans learning new skill after retiring from army
seeing aged veterans, poppies,<br />pics of the wars
I think there were images of veterans and a female voice over. I can&#8217;t remember much.
Only that it was referring to remembrance day
Veterans food bank needing food<br />Veterans day<br />Poppies
Message was about honoring Canadian Veterans
Veterans need help. Many are homeless. Issues with pensions.
Don&#8217;t remember anything in particular
Last Post, Silence, Poppies and politicians pretending that they care.
Respecting and appreciating the sacrifice that veterans have made.
Recognized veterans from many different diverse groups of Canadians
I remember something in recognition of Remembrance Day
Remembrance. Canada. Heritage... black and white war images. The poppy.
Multiple images, both genders, multi-racial, urging Canadians to pause and remember on November 11
Showed different people talking about poppies, veterans - one person said they were "free to say what needs to be said".
I remember that they had several people, a wide range of ages and boys and girls talking about the people who served who mattered to them. And then they advocated to support the local legions
Reconnaître ce qu&#8217;on fait les anciens combattants
Reconnaissance envers les anciens combattants
Je ne me souviens pas mais ie sais que je l'ai vu
Fierte exprimer <br />Cimetiere soldat<br />
Journée du 11 novembre, des gens avec coquelicots
D'avoir du respect pour les vétérans et d'acheter le coquelicot
on parle des personnes qui nous ont protégés4
L'implication du Canada dans les grandes guerres
Les plus jeunes doivent savoir que les plus vieux ont combattu pour eux et pour le pays et nos valeurs
Le coquelicot<br />De vieux combattants<br />Couronnes déposées au pied de monuments
J'hésite mais il me semble que c'était une petite fille qui donnait un véritable coquelicot à un vétéran qui en vendait des artificiels.
The message was about how we should be helping our veterans.
Reasons to be thankful for the sacrifices made for Canada to be somewhat free
Remembrance Day celebrations, acknowledging the efforts of our veterans on our behalf, respect and recognition
Remember all the people that fought for us to keep our country safe and make it the way it is now.
Remembrance Day events for November 11th
A number of different diverse people speaking about the importance of the service of veterans and the importance of recognizing their service
Nothing since it was not reader friendly
IF I remember correctly, increasing their pensions to liveable standards. Affordable housing for our veterans. Building new housing like a neighbourhood out West.
Remembering our Veterans by wearing a poppy on Remembrance Day
Veterans with poppies on their coats, military music, talking about D-day
I don't have clear images - only know that around Nov 11 there were messages in support of veterans.
Thanking veterans for their service, showing the diversity of Canadians who have experience in the military
Honouring our veterans, veterans are all ages, both sexes, all nationalities, different religions
I honour, respect and revere my veterans.
What we owe them ,for what theysacrificed
A reminder of the service and sacrifice of Canadian veterans.
Don't remember a lot about it. Just that it was a remembrance day add with a poppy on it
Extreme sacrifices of our veterans for your freedom.
Soldiers in camouflage uniforms; young faces; military vehicles
Canadian Veterans, Canadians serving in previous wars.
A retired solder prepares for life after leaving the military.
C&#8217;était en lien avec le Jour du Souvenir
New story about what the donations are used for
Mainly I remember the ads were about Remembrance Day
on parlait de la pièce de monnaie du jour du souvenir
Image d'un champ de batailles, coquelicots
Les vétérans, les coquelicots, les guerres et l'histoire.
Vidéo sur les sons du quotidien qui peuvent sembler anodins, mais qui peuvent créer du stress pour les vétérans
ON PARLAIT DES ANCIENS COMBATTANTS, DU JOUR DU SOUVENIR MAIS C'EST TRÈS FLOU... JE DEVRAIS LA REVOIR... POUR MIEUX COMMENTER CETTE Q.
war veterans, rememberance day comes to mind
Laying of the wreaths on rememberance day
1 - Un vieux vétéran qui utilise internet pour envoyer un coquelicot «électronique». S'il peut le faire, chacun de nous pouvons faire quelque chose pour se souvenir. 2- Plusieurs personnes qui témoigne de leur liberté - de penser et d'agir.
Des images de soldats ,vétérans et des soldats en actions.
Federal government programs to help veterans
Le gouvernement du canada s'engageait à supporter les vétérans de l'armée
Grey scale images of soldiers red poppies.. images of different wars, different uniforms...respect and gratitude
Que les soldats sont décédés aux combats pour notre liberté
on nous rappelle qu&#8217;il faut honorer les vétérans et se souvenir des sacrifices qu&#8217;ils ont fait pour nous
Thanking them for their service. For the freedom we have.
Coquelico, Pièce commémorative, faite votre propre reconnaisance
Pas grand chose en particulier mais je me souviens que c&#8217;était précisément pour le Jour du Souvenir.
75th anniversary of the WWII Italian campaign and D-Day.
I believe they want to up their benefits
Images of soldiers at wartime.<br /><br />
Remember and be grateful for the sacrifice of our vets
The use of non-Canadian soldier images by veterans affair Canada
Poppies, remembrance, images from the two world wars
They ask more that we can give ! <br />The Rawanda issues
Honouring veterans. Remember people of different generations, veteran at end, all wearing poppies
I do not recall specifically what these ads stated
a simple dark background with an image of an elderly veteran in uniform
Video of past and current members of the Canadian Forces and their missions.
notihng to remeber,m the ad was terrible
How we have freedom and it was the veterans who got us our freedom
Images of war (ww1 & ww2). Word like they sacrificed for you. And an illustration of poppies
It was about Remembrance Day. It discussed honoring veterans with cenotaph and poppies.
A very old ww2 veteran sends a virtual poppy in remembrance of a fallen commrade
Honouring service<br />Many types of veterans
The colour red and a veteran selling poppies from a young girl
Considering whether to make it a holiday for school children
On bénéficie de leur sacrifice encore aujourd&#8217;hui.
poppies, celebrating the Canadian veterans
The fact the veteran was one of the oldest remaining, and the Government jingle accompanying the logo at the end of the ad
What Alberta is doing to support Veterans
Des anciens militaires, la fleur rouge du souvenir,
un hommage aux vétérans de la seconde guerre mondiale
People in uniform. Poppies being put on, Big canadian flag
it was welcoming veterans for the Parade on Nov11
Coquelicot<br />Commentateur sportif congédié<br />Propos racistes concernant l'achat du coquelicot<br />Publicité en mémoire des combattants sur Youtube et à la télévision.
la monnaie qui rend hommage au débarquement de 1944
Legion members and Vetrans in uniform and proud
Poppies, b&w images of battle, pleas for citizens to remember veterans.
Sounds of battle<br />Uniforms<br />Poppy<br />
I think it was reminding Canadians to attend Remembrance Day ceremonies or/and to remember those who have fallen ...
that the government is treating vets with disrespect
assorted ads but about the war, vets now, guns firing,past new vets.
Honouring the dead while neglecting the ones who are a live and suffering
old scenes mixed with new scenes of veterans doing their thing
My memory is unbelievably bad. I just have a vague recollection, I could be confusing it with a Canadian Legion ad.
Images of soldiers because remembrance day just passed<br />
government not taking enough care of our veteran's.
a young girl give poppy to someone went she buys a poppy
veterans <br />remembrance day<br />not sure whether tied to gov
something about Canadian veterans with disabilities. poppy.
Poppies.<br />Freedom due to military action
It was solemn, as it was an ad about Remembrance Day. Thankfulness and remembrance.
To be respectful to our veterans and to wear a poppy in their honour
Image of poppy. Can&#8217;t remember anything else
Trudeau is still screwing Vets even on parade
Being a Veteran of over 26 years I do not believe anything the Government says.......
Remembrance Day Ceremonies &#8220;lest we forget&#8221;
Remembrance Day free transit for veterans
je me rappel juste de la fleur du jour du souvenir mais pas du message
Participation in Nov,11th services. Interviews
Sharing virtual poppies on Facebook or some other such digital nonsense.
images of soldiers in battles and soldiers helping children
I assume it was something about supporting veterans with respect to Remembrance Day
veterans are not only WWI &II veterans and are not only old veterans
It showed women, men and people who served in other countries. Poppies proudly displayed
Vets in Holland, helping citizens there, after WWII
Something about Remembrance day. Only recall a poppy, nothing else.
They come in all ages and genders. The ones they leave behind matter too.
I think it was about veterans with injuries and missing limbs and the struggles they face.
There were quite a few on Facebook, I am not sure if I can separate the political from the regular ones. There was one that stands out of elderly veterans standing at a cenotaph during a Remembrance Day Ceremony I believe was a political one
veterans, old and younger<br />poppies<br />music, marshal and classical<br />logos
I remember them talking to veterns who fought in WWII and remember hearing what they went through in interviews. I remember gunshots/cannon blasts simulating war. I remember them talking about it being 75 tears, I am blind so I remember voice over descri
All I remember is the poppy and seeing some veterans
Fought in the wars about remembrance day
The poppy, Remembrance Day, increase in pension for the vets
Raising awareness about the contributions veterans made.
There was a female verteran wearing a poppy
Rememberance Day <br />Services.<br />Veterans who are in their late nineties.
something about being thankfull to veterns
&#8220;A message from the Government of Canada&#8221;
Remember our veterans and there sacrifices. <br />Where a poppy to respect them and all they have given to our country.
i beleive it was about Vimy Ridge or the Somme<br />
Just a poppy and some black and white imagery normal remembrance day stuff.
Still shots of different people with poppies.
le coquelicot sur le veston et qui en vente dans tous les commerces
La présence de jeunes vétérans ayant de la difficuté à trouver des emplois (ou semblable)
There was a background image of a soldier signalling his unit to advance. I think it was a WWI uniform he was wearing. The tone was sepia and the image was almost transparent, maybe to indicate age.
ils se sont sacrifiés pour notre liberté
le coquelicot rouge, le respect,leurs habits et personnes âgées.
C&#8217;était par rapport aux anciens combattants
Vétérans concernant la fête de l&#8217;Armistice<br /><br />Le coquelicot
C'était pour le jour du Souvenir. Coquelico,
Différentes personnes l'une a la suite de l'autre parle de liberté, un coquelicot sur la poitrine. Remerciant ceux qui ce sont sacrifiés pour la liberté.
Soutenir ceux qui se sont battus pour notre liberté.
Message entre une jeune fille et un vétéran
Je me souviens de peu de choses. Il y avait des enfants et on parlait des sacrifices que les combattants ont fait pour que soit maintenue notre liberté.
Première guerre mondiale , Dieppe , monument au soldat ,le coquelicot
Monnaie royale pour le jour du souvenir.
War scene - Lest We Forget - with the poppy at the end.<br /><br />Also remember the elderly vet doing the digital poppy drip.<br />Another about a video game
Pas souvenir de l&#8217;exactitude des termes sauf un visuel du nouveau 2$
Something along the lines of remembering and supporting our veterans.
Seemed like an army recruiting ad. Contributions from First Nations and other minority groups. We are all Canadians
It shows a fellow, homeless , on a park bench. Asking us to support war vets.
Images of war and those fighting. Burial grounds
Made me think about war..<br />felt very sad.....admire the<br />veterans of all wars.
Statement from the PM and promoted tweets.
Showing images of Canadian soldiers during both World Wars
Importance to remember sacrifice. Recognition
Images of war & buy a poppy to support vets.
Support for veterans<br />Bugle music<br />Gratitude
remeberance day, dedicated, hero, diverse
The Canadian flag and the first few notes of O&#8217; Canada.
a toonie enscribed with D-Day ,images of soldiers
I believe I misremembered and was recalling items posted by The Legion.
it wont be long before we have no more vets from the second world war left //psd
- images/photos de cérémonies commémoratives.<br />- articles/récits
The backlog of cases involving veterans and medical help has to be taken care of
Mostly related to Remembrance Day and the way the Poppy Campaign supports veterans
PTSD<br />Housing shortage<br />Commissaire employment
Mostly around remembrance day and the different ceremonies
Praise for service of service. Stories relating to remembrance day, and Canadians honouring the fallen.
It was the same ad previously described - people speaking about being free. I don't remember much of what they said, because I mostly watched it with the sound muted.
Remembrance day,History of war,medals awardrd,stories from our veterens.
remembering & thanking vets for their service
They were talking about the 15 tiny houses that were built out west for veterans to help them transition to life back home again after being over seas.
nov 11th. not enough support for veterens.
watching the celebration on TV. children singing and people presented flowers
supporting them and thankful for their service
Plusieurs Canadiens de différents âges et origines ethniques donnaient des raisons de pourquoi ils se sentaient libres grâce aux efforts des vétérans.
A young girl see's a veteran selling poppies and decides to look into the meaning of the poppy. She somehow gets in touch with someone who sends her a real poppy from Flanders Field and proceeds to give said poppy to the veteran she saw earlier in the co
digital poppy, silver dollar?, veteran, computer, remembrance day
Highlighting women and minorities despite the vast majority of veterans being white men. Nothing destroys social unity quite like dividing individuals up by group identity, then assigning worth by minority status.
C&#8217;est flou comme image encore bien moins pour le sujet
It was about veterans and doing a digital poppy
I remember a graphic design that was red and poppy themed, but can&#8217;t remember if it was part of a video or an ad within Facebook. I may have also seen an ad for remembrance day just to pay our respects, and I think this was on a friend&#8217;s YouT
Kids writes letter to some unknown individual requesting a poppy<br />Then give the poppy to a random veteran
a few notes from the national anthem<br />veterans standing around
It was an add looking for employment for the army.
Remembrance Day coin dissolving and reminding viewers to observe the 11th<br />
I can&#8217;t remember any ads. Saw lots on tv on Remembrance Day.
D-Day coin<br /><br />D-Day images from landing<br /><br />Soldiers leaving the boats
Supporting our veterans, directing people to get more information from the veteran website
Older veterans. Cannot remember the info messsge!
appreciating veterans for their contribution to our freedom and quality of life
Info on Veterans' Day memorial services. Info on how the Vets are supported by Canadian government.
Remembrance Day comments....the only day we as a society care to look at our WW veterans
About rememberance day and veterans need our support.
How lucky we are for those who gave us the country we have today
afghan veteran, WW11 veterans, elderly people, bugles.
Silly statement about "supposed" support for fighting veterans (those 15 percent at the sharp end), and how it is supposed to help the brain-dead volunteers from New Brunswick and Ontario who foolishly joined the forces.
senior citizen in wheelchair, with uniform. his shadow is a young soldier.
nice looking people in the forces uniforms
same lies I heard four years ago and many times since !
Flashbacks of videos or photos talking about how Veterans served our country. Poppies for Remembrance Day
Respect, valor, etc. and images of veterans
WW1 battle images<br /><br />Military personel support<br /><br />
How much we owe veterans, passing the torch etc.
Veterans had $270,000 back-owed to them because of a discrepancy.
-annonce au sujet du port du coquelicot pour honorer les anciens combattants<br />-annonce au sujet d'une pièce de monnaie commémorative
It was for the November 11th memorial's. I remember a reminder of why we celebrate/ commemorate the 11th...and the reason one should buy a poppy
Remembrance Day to remember the soldiers who gave their support to keep us free. Poppy and it&#8217;s meaning.
Celebration of veterans.<br /><br />Fairer treatment of veterans from govt. needed
I believe it was from the Legion telling us we should support veterans all year long.
Black and white images of a battle.<br /><br />Different ad from the Canadian Legion showed elderly vet with young person ordering commemorative poppies or related articles online.
it was for Remembrance day, possibly to make for trudeau's comments to a vet in Edmonton who had lost a leg where he told him that the military is asking for more than what Canada can pay.
Ww2, poppies, remember, old guys, aboriginal veterans
D-Day commemorative $2 coin ad from the Mint and another ad, but I don't remember the exact content.
Canada Remembers, pictures of WWII veterans, soldiers

Which sources would you rely on when looking for information about remembrance and the contributions of Canada's Veterans?
Library&#8212;whatever relevant resources they have
No sources required.I am aware of the contributions and sacrifices of our veterans.
My kids school. They always hold a Remembrance Day Chapel.
Conservative party emails<br />Canadian Taxpayers Federation
I didn't rely on any. I wasn't seeking any information.
Je ne cherche pas d&#8217;information sur le sujet.
Selon les circonstances: télévision, radio, journaux.
Recherche sur le web auprès des sites officiels
Je ne cherche jamais d'informations à ce sujet
Applications <br />Le Soleil<br />Ici Radio-Canada<br />La Presse
None. It's not something I ever look up.
I have studied a great deal of canadian history so not looking now
I am aware of their contribution. They liberated my parents country from the Nazis and if I have the
I rely more on the source of the add than the medium through which I get the add.
Aucune, je ne cherche pas ces informations.
La radio de Radio-Canada, le Téléjournal (Radio-Canada et TVA)
I really don&#8217;t pay attention bcs I know first hand how the Liberal Govt feels about veterans.
Some from face book but it would depend on we're the information came from
googling community name + remembrance day service
Poppy donation stations at misc. vendors
i wouldn't. all soldiers are war mongers and criminals
Don&#8217;t really rely on any of the above. I know about and respect the sacrifices made. Have rela
Actual veterans.<br />Postings in local legions.
Veterans Affairs web site. Do not trust that site either
I find the media giants in our country to be very liberal supporting and there for cannot trust them
Podcasts such as CBC World Report, Canadaland, or CBC Frontburner
Books, if anyone remembers what those are and I always watch movies and tv such as the Band Of Broth
None. everything is biased and unreliable.
Don Cherry, museums, historical websites
radio newscast on local modern rock station
radio/podcasts like cbc as it happens, cbc world report, cbc power and politics, cbc day 6, global n
I have to look up and do proper research for any information due to Liberals shutting down free spee
My acquaintances who had/have veterans as family members/friends.
I don't necessarily actively seek out this topic, but if I did I would likely refer to news articles
Books on Canadian history, written by a real historian
From vets themselves. Because I don't believe the majority of media outlets out there because they w
Books. I have extensively studied Canada and it war contributions
Alway have a poppy in view, in my vehicle, in my house.
- Radio Canada (92.3 FM)<br />- CBC (90.5 FM)
Family members and people who have served in the military (I grew up in a military community)
I imagine a military parade would work wonders showing our troops and gear and today's capabilities.
News apps for CBC, globe & mail and Huffington Post
The National ( and other CBC news programming)
Poppy flowers for sale, radio, and I know
I listen to the CBC radio as well as speaking with humans
Depends on the kind of info. GoC website for facts. Newspapers and twitter for Remembrance Day event
Books and stories about people's experiences.
CBC app<br />Also, I live in Ottawa, everyone knows where the Remembrance Day ceremony is.
my family - some fought in the Korean War, the Iraqi war, and WW2

Internet website, please specify:
Veteran's Affairs Canada<br />CBC online
I would Google and then go to a reputable site from the results (i.e. national newspaper, government website).
du gouvernement ou d'une institution reconnue promouvant l'histoire
La Presse, radio Canada, sites du gouvernement
Global news,ctv rebel media, Ezra Levant ,
Government of Canada sites for specific information.
Government of Canada website, veterans' affairs, Google search
I would search a number of sources including the Gov't of Canada and other reputable military websites
Google; newspaper websites (Calgary Sun/Herald, BBC)
Ceux du gouvernement Canadien, ceux des vétérans eux-mêmes, ainsi que les sites spécialisés sur l'histoire.
Du gouvernement ou des anciens combattants et message télévisé
De journaux, études, sites gouvernementaux
Gouvernement canadien<br />Site des vétéran canadiens
CBC, CTV News, Globe and Mail, National Post
Google, Invictus website, True Patriot Love Foundation, Change.org
Royal Canadian Legion and British Legion
Canadian Legion, Great Canadian War Project
I google any questions I have about history, like any normal person
Government of Canada website. News sites (ie. Global BC).
General searches for what ever I happen to have been interested in at the time
Google, official Government of Canada site
CBC news or canada&#8217;s Official website
Radio-Canada<br />Site du ministère fédéral
avec recherches sur google après je vais sur les sites qui me paraissent intéressant.<br />
Site du ministère des anciens combattants.
EN TAPANT CES MOTS LA SUR UN MOTEUR DE RECHERCHE COMME BING, GOOGLE OU AUTRE...
govt of Canada. google search for websites
Reddit, new paper website, CBC, National Post, Global, Waterloo record
I check websites I find mentioned on twitter
CBC, Apple News, National Post, Toronto Star
Wikipedia.org<br />Government of Canada website
Virtual War Memorial; Canadian War Museum; Warplane Heritage Museum
Royal Canadian Legion website or Government of Canada website
Government websites, Veteran's affairs website
une publication gouvernementale, un site internet rédigé par des professionnels et fiable
Royal Canadian Legion and Veterans Affairs
Royal Canadian LegionDepartment of National Defence
Federal or municipal government websites
Veterans Affairs, Royal Canadian Legion, Army,Navy Airforce Veterans
I would Google it and read what comes up
News sites<br />Offical governmental sites
I would do a Google search and find the most appropriate.
Not sure if any site specifically but would do research regarding canadian history
Local city website to look up remembrance day ceremony
Government of Canada <br />Juno Beach Centre
Google, Veterans Affairs, Canada Archives
Facebook postings from thankful people for the service and sacrifice ot those who went to war to defend the freedom we now all enjoy.
I would search it on google-> wikipedia and branch out from there.
I have seen the documentary They shall not grow old and I have seen the TV series Apocalpyse World War 1
CBC, something that caught my attention somewhere else
I use google then look for reputable sources
Google pour trouver l'information pertinente
Anciens combattants ou la Légion canadienne
Gouvernement du Canada, site internet historique
Search my specific question to Google or Google Scholar
Federal government, CBC, Canada&#8217;s history
si ça m'intéressait j'irais sur le site du gouvernement
government websites<br />official organizations for veterans
Library and Archives Canada cross referenced with Wikipedia data on Canadian demographics during WW1 and WW2.
Veterans Canada<br />Royal Canadian Legion
I&#8217;m the government of Canada website
I would google remembrance/ veterans and search whichever websites came up
I would search things like Canadian military veterans and the like.
I would do a google search on Canada veterans
I would do a targeted search depending on exactly what information I was seeking.
Google News lots a variety of news sources that I like to choose from.
If I want to know something, I just look it up on the internet to verify the information.
Google search, but would likely look at news archive sites (e.g. cbc.ca)
CDN government website, veterans affairs, etc.
Gov of Canada; Veteran's Affairs, Royal Canadian Legion
Nothing specific comes to mind. Perhaps Wikipedia as a general source to inquiries I&#8217;d be researching
Local Legion or Veterans Canada Govt Site
I would do a google search and browse through multiple sites.

Magazines, please specify:
Any reputable, well sourced magazine (Ex: The Economist)
NRA, The Rifleman, any and all gun magazines
Peoples and Time magazines do nice tributes to veterans.

Newspaper (daily), please specify:
La Presse, Le Devoir et le Journal de Montréal
Hearald. Nationl post google globe and mail sun RT china fo
Calgary Herald<br />But any media outlet is suspect theses days
Le Soleil<br />Le journal de Québec <br />
La Presse+<br />Le Soleil<br />Le Devoir
local Fredericton Daily Gleaner also national papers online
National post, globe and mail, cbc, the post millennial,
Soleil<br />La Presse<br />Le Devoir <br />Etc.
The Montreal Gazette<br />Metro newspaper - 24heures
La presse, journal de Montréal ou de Quebec
The local paper runs 1 or 2 longer articles at remembrance day time
National Post, Toronto Star, Hamilton Spectator
Le Devoir, le Droit, La presse, Journal de Montréal
Saskatoon Star Phoenix, Tor Globe & Mail
Le Droit version électronique et La Presse +
National Post, CBC News, Huffington Post
National Post, Toronto Star<br />Globe and Mail
Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, National Post.
Toronto Star<br />Globe and Mail<br />NY Times
Huffington post<br />Toronto star<br />National post
Vancouver Sun, Globe & Mail, National Post
Various Daily, up to about eight. Ottawa Sun, National Post, Toronto Sun, Ottawa Citizen etc etc
Le Droit, La Presse ou tout autre journal publié<br />
They do interesting articles about the wars, and veterans and how war effects them.
Globe and mail, Toronto Star,<br />Whig Standard

Journal or newspaper (weekly or community), please specify:
Local community newspaper for local veterans contributions or events
wellington Advertiser always has great local stories around remembrance day I've been collecting them since I've moved here in order to teach local hi
Local newspapers that highlight veterans around remembrance day.
Pennywise<br />Valley Voice<br />both local
The Clipper, Beausejour and Lac Du Bonnet
Weekly local free paper.<br />( Niagara Falls )
The News and the Now papers in Maple Ridge
Sage, magazine de l'Assoc. nat. des retraités fédéraux
Most of our papers do a nice tribute and often cover issues revolving around the military/veterans
Ottawa Citizen, National Post, local weekly free paper
location of services, follow up on use of moneys

In the past three weeks, what commemorative activities, if any, did you take part in to honour Canadian Veterans? [OTHER]
Pensées pour mon papa qui était un vétéran de la deuxième guerre mondiale.
regarder des documentaires, sur la vie de certains militaires
Talked with neighbours about lack of Remberance Day activities for school age kids; talked about when we were young and how Vets used to go to schools
Graveside service for both my grandparents
Shared posts on Social media about Muslim soliders served in world wars
I attended Remembrance Day Chapel at my kids school
listened CBC radio ceremony, wrote noteto CBC re excessive broadcasting of offensive Cherry ranty
Always stop and spend a minute if passing a memorial, throughout the year
Visited Field of Crosses in Calgary, personally thanked a Veteran
I am a vet. Gave talk to high school students.
Visit the cemetery where my veteran family are buried.
Drive through the Memorial Drive veteran memorial in Calgary
Documentary about King George's contribution in war.
I think about many wars almost every day, so November-specific focus is strange to me (not born in Canada)
Don à une association de vétéran sans le port du coquelicot
Ma sympathie pour les vétérans n'a pas besoin de période de rappel, je m'y intéresse à l'année.
Écouter un témoignage d'un vétéran à la radio
Talked to a veteran when acquiring my poppy, thanking him for his service
Organize 3 ceremonies at local curling club
I email family and groups in the UK who are involved
TV show about battles at sea during the wars.
online engagement with Don Cherry controversy
Écouter une émission spéciale à la radio
Écouter une émission spéciale à la radio de Radio-Canada
Vu des nouvelles à la TV sur Jour de souvenir.
relire des documents personnels sur le sujet
My Dad was a veteran. I talk about him everyday. I revisit military history by watching assorted documentaries. It&#8217;s super important now.
Purchased Commemorative coins as gifts for Family members
Laid a wreath during remembrance ceremony
Think about family members who lived through the wars
news about Don Cherry Fired by the communist deep state government.
assembly of photos of my father who served in WWII
Changed my Facebook profile picture to a poppy
School assembly, peace sunday church service wore button saying to remember is to work for peace.
Discuss with my daughter the importance about Freedom of Speech, and sacrifices made. Dangers of Communism. My 11 year old is well aware of history
Discussed Don Cherry for a long time including until today
Re-read a book written about my maternalGrandfather's role in WW1.
Discussed with veterans & took time to remember parents & friends who were veterans from World War II
Thought about my grandparents, and their service in WWII
Had beers at the grande prairie legion and bought some rounds for our vets
Told my grandfathers&#8217; and his brothers&#8217; stories of d-day and the months following
thought about my nephew who was in Afghanistan
Watched History Channel new shows and old on WW II, etc.
Comment on social media post by a friend who is a Veteran.
Was working on call shift and in an emergency situation at 11 am. Contemplated after. Did all the things last year
je nes rien vue ou sue a pars le port du coquelicot
I agree with Don Cherry and wrote extensively about it
Attended a ceremony in my husbands honour
Thank a veteran, thank a currently serving member of our armed forces
listen to podcasts, radio, tv about rememebrance day and veterns, watch youtube videos on vets from WWII, listen to interviews with vets.
Remembered my Dad, Great Uncles, Uncles anmd old friends who fought for our freedoms which the Liberals, NDP and Green Marxist/Fascists are now taking
Read Newspaper articles published during WWII
Watched War documentaries especially ones pertaining to Hitler
I am a veteran plus family history of numerous veterans
tell my kids about my grandpa's service in WWII
because of the Don Cherry thing I learned a little about who served in ww1 and 2.
Gave a Remembrance speech to 200 seniors
Wathed cbc coverage of Remembrance Day on YouTube
Brought our Scouts group to the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Pioneer Cemetery in Chelsea and left a wreath.
Parler avec un ami qui a été pour se battre.
spoke with a Holocoust Survivor in Nuremburg
remember my father's nightmares he was gassed in the first world war..
Visited Book Of Remebrance page turning at Parliment Hill
Spoke at length to my 5 year old about Remembrance Day. We usually attend services, but she has the flu this year
watch live coverage on the internet of a remembrance day service
Discussion about veterans from diverse communities experiences with colleagues
My grandfather was a WWII vet, my family always honours him.
Visited my grandfathers grave..WW II amputee
I would have attended the ceremony but was very ill.
Share pictures and stories about my grandfather&#8217;s service
Wore my grandfather WW1 medal, took photos & shared pictures by email with my family
looked at photos of family members that served in the wars
Read articles and had discussions with friends about the important contribution that Indo-Canadian Sikh soldiers have made.soldiers
Watch program on history channel on veterans
Checked ou the Zombies of WW2 in Canadian army who slept in their own beds each night.
Read about Trudeau telling Vets they are asking for too much
View "Poet Rex" on youtube recite his poem n the Battle of the Somme: 1916
family discussion about the Don Cherry incident
Almost every day I contemplate the proximity of war and I remember vividly the moment I decided not to join the military. I am grateful to them.
Offer moral & emotional support for Veterans having mental health issues via social media veterans groups
Listened to stories about veterans onand off all day on CBC radio.
Read the history of a family member who died in WW2
Felt very sad about how this Government treats Veterans.
Watched a ceremony on TV at work with coworkers
helped with lunch for after the march and ceremony
visité la salle du Souvenir au Musée de la guerre
Read and shared Facebook posts from friends about their family members' involvement in wartime service.
Discussions at work about Don Cherry's remarks before Remembrance day re: the white-European nature of post-war immigration laws on 'you people'
I generally do take a moment of silence and watch commemorative videos about remembrance. This year in particular I did not.

Where have you seen these ads?
Kiosque au centre<br /> d'achats dans mon quartier
I probably saw it on other websites too, but I tend to ignore ad banners.
Local Newspaper also with different support and info

What do you think is the main point these ads are trying to get across?
We have a duty to remember the price paid for our current way of life and be cognizant of it .
Remember and honour the sacrifices made by Canada's veterans
that we need to continue to think about Canadians who fought/fight in wars and participate in peacekeeping missions
Il est important de se souvenir des vétérans qui se sont battus pour nous
Respect our veterans, they are why we have the freedom we do today
To remember and respect those who has served and are serving now.
ce souvenir de nos vétérans et ce rappeler qu'on est libre grâce à eux
honorer ceux qui ont donner leur pour notre pays
Rendre hommage aux soldats décédés et leur entourage.
show your support for veterans wear a poppy
That we should remember those that have served in the military.
de se remémorer nos vétérants de ce souvenir de leurs sacrifice
qu'il est important de se souvenir et d'être conscient de ce que les soldats canadiens ont fait pour notre pays
Honorer les vétérans pour le jour du souvenir
That veterans sacrifice a lot for use and so they deserve our thanks
remembrance of the veterans and the sacrifices they have made
the must remember those who fought for our country
We need to take the time to remember the people that fought for us
Notre liberté c'est grâce aux sacrifices des vétérents
the recognition of the veterans and the importance that they played in the freedom we now enjoy
Remember those who once sacrifice for freedom.
La commémoration des vétérans canadiens lors de la journée du 11 novembre.
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honorer ceux qui se sont battu pour la liberté
To honour those who fought and to remind the rest of the world the importance of honouring that day.
November 11 is Rememberance Day a time to remember important historical events and people.
To honour veterans and their sacrifice on remembrance day
Remember those who have served for our country
To take time and remember those who fought for our freedom and continue to sacrifice their lives for our country.
We owe our debt to those who served and continue to serve as they fight for our freedoms
to acknowledge veterans for their service
The sacrifices of the veterans and other army members
Was that we all need to take a moment to remember the ones who fought for us
we are free thanks to those who fought for our freedom
To remember the value of our veterans and what they did for Canada
That Canadian Veterans deserve to be remembered and respected.
to help honor the ones who served and fought for us
Se souvenir de l'implication du Canada dans les dernières guerres
Remembrance day is a time to remember the veterans that have fought for our country
RESPECT OUR VETERANS, THEY DID SO MUCH FOR US.
se souvenir du services des anciens combattants
That it is important to remember and support those who have laid their lives down for other Canadians
That we should honour the veterans who made way for our freedom.
to honour those who have fallen from past wars
To remember our veterans sacrifices regardless of race or religion.
l'effort de gens pour nous permettre d'etre libre et fier
Se rappeler des vétérans et avoir une pensée pour eux.<br />Ils sont importants!
Nous devons notre liberté à ceux qui se sont battus pour nous l'offrir
Aujourd'hui nous sommes libres grâce aux sacrifices de nos vétérans
Pour ce souvenir des personne tomber aux conbat pour defendre norte patri<br />
remember the veterans and be proud we rae here because of the sacrifices they made ...like my father
Se souvenir de ceux et celles qui ont servi.
Gardons en souvenir les anciens combattants et soyons reconnaissants de leurs sacrifices pour notre liberté
On est libre grâce aux vétérans qui ont combattus pour nous dont mon père
Se souvenir de ceux qui ont combattu pour nos droits
Ce souvenir de ceux qui ont combattu pour notre liberté
d'avoir de la gratitude envers ceux qui sont alles au combat
To keep the memory of those who sacrifice for us and younger generations.
Se souvenir de les guerres que ses hommes ont risqués leur vie pour leur pays
Se souvenir de ceux qui ont donné leur jeunesse pour ceux qui leur ont succédé.
Concerne les personnes qui ont combattu pour nous
That veterans should be supported because they help fight for the freedom we enjoy today.
Rendre hommage aux vétérans et aux membres de l'armée pour avoir le privilège de vivre en sécurité et en liberté
que c'est grace au sacrifice humain de ces hommes et ces femmes que nous avons notre liberté d.etre de penser et de vivre libre.nous devons les respecter et les honorer
Le travail & la perte des vétérans du Canada.
Il faut se souvenir du sacrifice des gens morts lors des guerres ou ayant servis dans les Forces Canadiennes
Respect envers les combattants qui ont sauvegardé notre liberté et nos caleurs
De revaloriser le jour du souvenir, de revaloriser nos soldats qui ont donné leur vie ou leur santé à la guerre.
Que nous pouvons apprécier notre liberté grâce au efforts des vétérans et par le fait même être reconnaissant de leur sacrifice
les vétérans méritent la reconnaissance de tous, pour la liberté que nous avons au Canada et dans le monde.
Our freedom, way of life because of men and women who bravely fought for us
La liberté d'expression et le souvenir de nos anciens combattants
memoire aux gens qui ont combattu pour nos droits et liberté
De ne pas oublié les vétérans ils sont important
To show the importance of our military personel and our veterans. This is why Canada is canada.
Respect<br />Engagement de soi<br />Reconnaissance
Get off your butt and remember those who died so you can have the freedom you have today!
Que Trudeau veut faire accroire à la population qu'il respecte les vétérans
Que les vétérans ont fait des sacrifices qui méritent notre reconnaissance et notre admiration.
We are free because of the bravery of those before us and our military
Jour du Souvenir, pour honorer nos soldats qui sont allés à la guerre
That we are free because of our veterans.
Se souvenir des sacrifices de ces vétérans pour la nation canadienne
Se rappeler de ceux qui ont combattus pour notre pays
Souvenez vous grâce à qui nous vivons dans une société libre
expliquer pourquoi on porte le coquelicot et faire un rappel que c'est bientôt le 11 novembre et qu'il faut se rappeler du sacrifice de nos soldats.
Wear a damn poppy and remember why you have choices
To keep veterans in the forefront of the public&#8217;s mind around Remembrance Day as the government neglects them the entire rest of the year.
That we should never forget the veterans and the sacrifices they made for our country and that they should be taken care of when needing support.
We need to not forget what the veterans sacrificed for us
To remember that veterans are from all walks of life
A reminder that Canadians should remember veterans.
To remember the men and women who died during the world wars and the wars after.
Remember the sacrifice our Canadian Veterans made for our freedom, and wear a poppy
Thank and respect all the sacrifice our Vets made. FREEDOM IS NOT FREE.
We are free because of sacrifices made and we should not forget their sacrifices
Our war vets sacrificed for our freedoms; we need to remember this and appreciate what they did for our freedom.
That we need to thank our military for the freedom we now have and not to forget how we received that freedom, and the sacrifice they gave for that freedom
multiculturism and pride in service in Canada's military.<br /><br />It is also some mythmaking
Remember those who fought for our right to be free and be thankful
Don&#8217;t forget those who&#8217;s lived were killed for our freedom
Celebrate and commemorate Remembrance Day and commitment to veterans
Unclear. Reminder that Armistice Day is celebrated in Canada.
Canadian veterans contributed to the freedoms we enjoy.
Treudumb had to do the minimum so there you g0
To ensure all Canadians take a moment to appreciate our diverse veterans.
Not good adds at all!<br /><br />They have no actual meaning of our Canadian Soldiers Sacrifice, their bravely, how strong and free Canada is because of them, no actual reason why a poppy should be worn, pitiful videos with no true, strong, proud and fre
respect & appreciation for<br />verterans
Canada honours people who serve their nation.
Veterans of all ethnic backgrounds fought for the freedom of all Canadians regardless of this ethnicity.
Remember the sacrifices that have been made in the past
what we have today is because of the sacrifice that was given. But so much for free speech in todays world. Every thing is to left or to right, so sad.
Remembrance Day is for all Canadians to recognize, and that different races were all involved in past battles.
That we should not forget what others have done for us
remember our vets. They are the reason we are have the freedoms that we enjoy every day
This is cheesy. <br /><br />Not appropiate.
TO WEAR A POPPY AND USE rEMEBERENCE dAY FOR THE HOLIDAY IT REPRESENTS. hONOR OUR vETERANS
Pride in Canada's service. Understanding of what our veterans have gone through
A reminder of the sacrifice of our veterans which is a significant contribution to our freedom.
That we enjoy our freedom to day because of what our veterans did and we should not forget them and Honors them
Veterans have sacrificed to protect our way of life. Wear a poppy in remembrance.
We have certain choices regarding life in Canada because of veterans. It is a personal choice whether we are recent immigrants or born here to remember and celebrate their service. Just saying!
That our veterans fight for the freedom of all Canadians and promote peace and freedom around the world. It is our responsibility as Canadians to respect their sacrifice and promote peace and freedom by how we live our lives.
Giving thanks and remembering the people who have sacrificed much for our country and what we have here today.
The value and sacrifice of the military.
Freedom is part of what makes us Canadian
We owe our freedoms to the many different groups of Canadian veterans who fought for our country in wars
To take time to remember those who sacrificed for us to have the freedoms we have today
Many types of people served and serve our Country
That veterans can be anyone and might even be those we did not realize
Many veterans are not what we expect, they can be young, female, non-white.
Our freedoms to do things are due to the efforts of our veterans.
We remember because they fought for our freedom so we can be free and different
Recognize our Veterans by wearing a poppy
All Canadians should remember the sacrifices that were made for all Canadians from war time to present. The most obvious being freedom of speech and choice
Take a moment to remember our veterans past and present.
The wide range of people and their related experience to which the term "veteran" applies.
Respect and honour those who have died for our country
We unify as a nation to remember all of the soldiers that fought for our freedom. They deserved to be remembered and we owe them our thanks.
Les vétérans sont tous différents, femmes, aînés, handicapés, etc.
Il est important de se souvenir de ceux qui se sont sacrifié pour le Canada.<br />
Remind Canadians why we have the freedom we do, and to show veterans we care.
Recognizing & respecting Veterans, and reminding others to do the same.
Reconnaître les sacrifices que les vétérans ont fait pour le pays
Le devoir de mémoire et celui de gratitude envers nos vétérans (es) canadiens
Se souvenir des soldats qui ont combattu pour notre libertés et notre quaite de vie
remercier les vétérans canadiens pour avoir défendu nos droits à la liberté.
C'est grâce à nos vétérans que l'on a la vie que l'on vit aujourd'hui
Valoriser les forces armées canadiennes.
Que nous vivons dans un monde sans guerre grace au sacrifice des vétérans
Il faut se souvenir de la contribution des vétérans
-Avoir un respect et un égard particulier pour les sacrifices faits par les vétérans. <br />-Mousser la perception que le Canada ne se bat, que pour des causes nobles.
Se souvenir de nos vétérans. Mais je ne comprends pas quant ils disent je suis libre .
Se souvenir de celles et ceux qui ont donné pour nous
Se souvenir de leurs sacrifices pour la liberté
Nos vétérants nous ont permis degarder notre liberté
La reconnaissance envers les anciens combattants
Qu'il est important de respecter et souligner les vétérans pour leur dévouement pour le pays, leur bravoure, leur don de soit car ce n'est pas le mitier le plus facile d'etre soldats
que des gens se sont sacrifiés pour notre liberté d'aujourd'hui
Le service rendu aux Canadiens par le personnel de notre armée. Les vétérans en particulier.
Hommage a nos soldat et la liberte dans notre Canada
Se rappeler les soldats qui ont combattus pour conserver notre liberté
veterans are to be respected and helped if needed
Notre liberté, nous la devons à ceux et celles qui ont servi et servent notre pays au sein de l'armée canadienne. Commémorons.
Se souvenir des sacrifices effectués par les troupes pour protéger les valeurs canadiennes.
Même réponse qu'auparavant avoir du respect pour les vétérans et nous encourager à acheter le coquelicot
Ne pas oublier ceux qui se sont battu pour notre liberté
Que des personnes tant féminin que masculin ont donné leur vie pour nous protéger et pour pour nous permettent d'avoir la vie que nous avons actuellement.
Que les gens qui on fait la guerre c'est important de se souvenir
C'est grace aux vétérants que nous sommes libres dans une démocratie
Remercier ceux qui ont défendu notre pays à la guerre
Propagande guerrière au profit d&#8217;une minorité
Nous devons nos libertés grâce aux efforts des soldats. On ne doit pas les oublier.
Les soldats canadiens sont toujours présents pour dans le monde pour les mêmes valeurs de liberté.
Le respect pour ceux qui se sont battus pour nous.
La liberté de notre pays grâce aux anciens combattants
La valeur de l&#8217;effort déployé par les vétérans pour le Canada et le respect que nous leur devons
L'on doit nos liberté et style de vie aux anciens combattants
il y a des gens qui ont travailler pour garder nos valeurs de démocratie
Because of the acts of the veterans we are free
Il faut garder la mémoire de ceux qui défendent la liberté
C&#8217;est grâce aux sacrifices de nos militaires que nous vivons dans ce cadre de liberté. Souvenons-nous en!
Se souvenir que des soldats ont combattu dans l'intérêt national.
Reconnaissance de la contribution des militaires
Si nous vivons dans un pays libre, c'est parce que des gens ont donné une partie de leur vie pour la paix.
Que la contribution des vétérans mérite d'être soulignée.
Les vétérans canadiens s'impliquent mondialement pour conserver et développer la paix, la liberté et la démocratie.
Se rappeler des gens qui ont travaillé directement pour préserver la paix pour tous les Canadiens.
we should all remember our veterans whether we young or old.
That all those who served and helped with the wars should be remembered and honoured.
That we should be thank these veterans for our freedoms
Remembering the men and women who sacrifice their lives for the freedom of others
Personal sacrifice and service for Canada by veterans allows us the benefits most take for granted
To connect veterans with current freedoms/peace
Remember what our veterans have done for us
To remember our veterans and to show them we value them by wearing poppies
Respect and recognition for our veterans, to never forget their acts of service on our behalf
Information on the Remembrance Day to celebrate who served
The quality of our lives today was paid with the deaths and injured bodies of those who joined our Armed Forces in the past and today.
we need to honour our veterans.. that is why we are free
The role and dedication of Canadian war veterans
Canadians should remember and honour veterans
To never forget the sacrifices made & always value the freedoms we enjoy.
To remember all the fallen soldiers that made our country the way it is now.
To remember veterans and their sacrifice
How wonderful the government is treating veterans.
Remember the sacrifice others have made so you have the freedoms you have and probably take for granted
That we have all the privileges that we enjoy because of our veterans and that we should be thankful that they sacrificed what they did so that we have them.
The Canadian Gov't didn't want to spend any money on a real ad
To remember our veterans both past and present, that have sacrificed for our freedom and democracy.
I think they want u s to remember veterans, but i never saw them so i am not sure.
That we should remember and be grateful for the sacrifice of all of our diverse veterans of wars past and present who have and continue to defend freedom and the interests of a democratic Canada.
Our freedom was paid for by our veterans.
The importance of the service of veterans and linking their service to the freedoms Canadians enjoy
Take a moment to remember / acknowledge the work and sacrifices of veterans and current armed-forces personel.
To remember the sacrifices that veterans paid in order for us to be free
Remembering Veterans and their sacrifices on the occasion of Remembrance Day
<br />To remember and be thankful to our veterans for their sacrifices for us.
I was out of country for 3 weeks prior to Nov. 11
To show Canadians why we should wear a poppy and who has served
support the veterans who fought in ww1 ww2 war in afganistan and peacekeeping missions around the world and remember who have died in battle
we must continue to remember the veterans from previous wars but need to be aware of our new veterans in our daily lives and give them the support they need
It is important to honour those who have served and sacrificed for our freedom.
We should honour the people who served and those who served include men, women, all colours and ages.
It is important to remember the contribution veterans have given to society.
That we should honour military action<br /><br />That military action abroad is related to freedom.
Remember those who gave their lives for our freedom.
Relating our current way of life to earlier sacrifice. Freedom is not free...it must be earned/fought for/maintained.
That Canadians need and should know about the history of Canadian military involvement and the sacrifices those in service have made to our country.
People need to remember and honour our armed forces and veterans on Remembrance Day.
Remember and honour our vets for their service and sacrifice.
Broaden our collective awareness about Veterans and that not all Veterans served in WW I or II.
Veterans are responsible for our freedoms
I hope to make people think about our military and what they have done and do for us as a country.
Paying respect to veterans for defending our freedoms in Canada.
These ads are somewhat simplistic. The issues of war, peace and freedom are much more complex. I am grateful for the sacrifices of our veterans, but our government fails to honour those who are injured with sufficient support programmes. Also, war is
That soldiers fought so that we could be free. We should remember that
We need to honour those who served and serving now in our military. We owe them our freedom and our way of life.
Remember those who sacrificed for freedom
veterans give service and their lives so that canadians can live in freedom
That we should wear a poppy to support our veterans
Who veterans are<br />Remembering / honouring veterans
Veterans helped with guaranteeing our freedom
That because of the efforts of our veterans we are allowed the privledge of living our lives with freedom
That our way of life is a result of the sacrifices of those who served in the military
Always remember the sacrifice others gave for our freedom, including Freedom of Speech, such as Don Cherry did
A reminder of a very important day -- Remembrance Day to acknowledge the sacrifices our military have made on our behalf. For those deceased, those actively serving today, and those who were injured or retired.
Remberance and a positive view of the military
what the veterans. did for our freedom now
Importance of remembering those who served and are serving.<br /> <br />Not very effectively
Remember the veterans who have sacrificed their life
They were ordinary people in extraordinary times and situations.
the sacrifices made by the Canadian soldiers for freedom.
We are enjoying our present peace because of the efforts from our veterans.
Not sure in all cases! In some, that citizens should not forget the role and well-being of veterans - although that is not always clear.
Remembering those who fought for our freedom.
Canadians should thank veterans for the sacrifices they've made for freedom.
They're a reminder to honour veterans on Remembrance Day, which is November 11th
The government is trying to tell us that it respects the contributions of diverse groups of veterans
It is important to acknowledge and learn more about the sacrifices of Canadian soldiers in past wars, and those who currently serve. People of all ages are encouraged to wear the poppy to commemorate Veterans
The main goal is to create poorly-made and cheesy ads designed by a committee. These tell no human stories and are terrible. Their main point is to make me wonder "who in the world thought this was a good ad?"
Informing Canadians of the sacrifice made by veterans for our freedom today
Take a moment to appreciate and think about the veteran's contribution and to wear a poppy in remembrance
Military worship, soldier deaths = freedom. Wars are only ever about freedom?
We should never forget the thousands of men and women who died so that we may live in a free society. November 11th should always be observed as a Day of Remembrance
That it is important to remember and respect those who gave their lives to enable us to live the way we do today
That we should honour and remember veterans and remember the price paid for our way of life.
Paying homage to those who made the ultimate sacrifice in past wars and those who serve in the armed forces today
a hyper-romanticized view of war and service
Canadians should honour our veterans by remembering their sacrifices.
I would have said to remind us not to forget but I suppose primarily to suggest that the government cares for this population
Getting people to remember those how have fought for Canadian freedom
That all Canadians participate in the defense of Canadian values and that all Canadians have to remember this.
To remember those who fought for our country and freedom and those who gave their lives for such a cause. To honour them.
That Government of Canada supports our Veterans; that we should honour those that have served; that serving in the military is honourable.
Remembrance of those who fought and continue to fight for the safety of our country and protection of our unfortunately dwindling freedoms
That there is great diversity in the the people that appreciate the freedom established by our veterans
To remind everyone what the importance and meaning of Remembrance Day is and what it means to the many different people
Awareness of our history and contributions
those who served have contributed to our maintaining our freedom
To support veterans and that they&#8217;re a diverse group
That it is important to pay tribute to, and celebrate, those who sacrificed their lives, mental health, happiness, etc. for the freedom of all current and future Canadians.
Don't forget the sacrifices that those before us made and don't take for granted the freedom we have.
WE should be grateful for what others have done. They are not all old me.
That Canada recognizes and values the contributions made by soldiers past and present.
Reminding viewers of the sacrifices made and that we should be greatful.
To encourage Canadians to remember the service of veterans.
we owe a lot to those who have gone before
La comtribution des veterens a notre sociéte
Appreciate the great sacrifice, given by brave men and women, so we can have our way of life.
The value of remembering those who fought and continue to fight for Canadian freedom.
To remind younger generations that their freedoms were fought for by our veterans
the importance of veterans or soldiers to keep our freedom and the duty of our country to take care of them
Acknowledge the significance of Remembrance Day.
remind canadians of the contributions of the military to canada
souvenons-nous de ces personnes qui ont décidé de donner de leur vie pour protéger le canada. nous devons toujours avoir de la compassion et du respect pour ces personnes
TO honor Veterns, to continue the importance of Nov 11 and the ceremonies,
That veterans deserve credit for the rights and freedoms enjoyed by Canadians.
Learn the history and be thankful/show respect
Remember and honour those who served, w the rest of our country
We have our freedom thanks to the sacrifices of the brave people who fought for Canada in the past.
Veterans are real people and their contributions should be remembered.
It's just prop bs, the government does not care about the people let alone veterans. And Trudeau has pretty much said it as well as actions for anything in this country
War is killing our young people. We owe our freedom and our lives to the men and women in the Armed Forces of Canada.
I think we owe are veterans a lot more I was ill and unable to attend this year,my family has served since the first world war they do not get the respect today they deserve
To remember aswell as our freedom, but I wish it was to remember, be grateful and respect the freedom we have
to wear a poppy and participate in remembrance day events
vetreans sacrificed for us , the least we can do is wear a poppy
To remember the people who fought for us
Our veterans and currently serving military persons make tremendous sacrifices and made tremendous sacrifices for the freedoms we enjoy today - and we should respect them for it.
Let&#8217;s not forget the brutality of war
They seemed really vague and showing people smiling seems really tone-deaf. They were trying to say anyone around you could be a veteran, it's not just really old people and that remembering their sacrifices is still relevant in today's world and their
The service of military veterans is valued and worth remembering.
To remind us to think of vets and the sacrifices they have made for Canadians
The work of canada&#8217;s Veterans has directly resulted in freedom of speech and other freedoms
il est important de ce souvenir des personnes qui ont combattu pour le canada
Se souvenir des sacrifices effectués par nos soldats
D&#8217;honorer la mémoire des anciens combattants
Il faut se souvenir des gens qui ont combattu pour le Canada.
Remembrance of those who fought for our country.
De se souvenir de ceux qui ont combattu pour nous.
Remember the sacrifice of those who served
Remembrance Day is about honouring those who served.
Que nous sommes fier du sacrifice que les anciens combattants ont fait pour nous assurer notre vie présente et que nous ne l'oublions pas.
remember the people that sacrificed for our freedom, donate for veterans
The war and loss of lives gave us the freedom to live our lives in peace in Canada
What remembrance day is about: honoring those who served and sacrificed (veterans)
liberté de tous aujourd'hui a fait l'objet de combats qu'il ne faudrait pas oublier...
Le role que les vétérans ont dans notre vie actuelle
We need to remember the sacrifice made by the Veterans
que c'est grâce à ces vétérans et tous les militaires que nous sommes un peuple libre
Discuter de l&#8217;importance et du travail important des personnes qui sont dans les troupes canadiennes
The need to honour veterans and their memory
We can't forget the incredibly huge sacrifice of our military heroes.
Honour our veterans and their sacrifices; veterans come in all different shapes sizes and backgrounds
garder en mémoire ceux qui ont combattus pour que nous ayons la vie de liberté que nous avons
not to forget our veterans' sacrifices to our country
que le 11 novembre wat le jour du souvenir pour nos soldat.
Se souvenir, l'apport du Canada durant les guerres
La liberté de choix en servant et protégeant notre pays
Que les vétérents se sont battus pour nous, pour protéger nos droits et libertés.<br />
Les héros de la nation ont plusieurs visages.
Le sacrifice des vétérans pour notre liberté.
Respect veterans - something the CBC does not!!!
People should remember and honour our military personnel
Des gens se sont battus pour notre liberté.
se souvenir des vétérans et leur combat pour la "liberté"
Que nous somme.libre au canada grace au sacrifice de milliers d'hommes qui ont combatu pour cette liberté
se souvenir de l'engagement des vétérants et pourquoi aujourd'hui nous sommes dans un pays de droits et de libertés
Vétérans il y a une nouvelle génération de vétérans
Canadian veterans fought for freedom in Canada; many of them made the ultimate sacrifice and we need to recognise that and remember.
Veterans have proudly served our country, and we should thank and appreciate that service
it's important to remember their sacrifice
Comémorer le jour du Souvenir en l'honneur de nos Vétérans Canadien
We need to honour those who served and recall their sacrifices for Canada.
We all benefit from the efforts of soldiers. Regardless of your ethnicity, sex, stance on war etc, we can all celebrate their sacrifice.
Se souvenir des soldats qui se sont battu pour nous
We do not forget the people who pave the way for our freedom today. <br />We have a gréât country and one gréât life style.<br />
That we remain free because of the sacrifices made by others... that Canada is strong, by which we infer a strong army
De ne pas oublier ceux qui sont allés au front pour notre liberté
Qu&#8217;il faut souligner les efforts que les vétérans ont faits ainsi que leur courage et prendre conscience des pertes et sacrifices que les guerres ont faites.
Il est important de reconnaître le sacrifice des militaires ayant été à la guerre pour que nous vivions aujourd&#8217;hui en toute liberté.
Le respect due à ceux qui ont guarantie la liberté dont nous jouissons au Canada.
We have to rememer our veterans. They are our heroes.
N'oubliez pas ceux et celles qui se sont battu pour nous...
Se souvenir de ceux qui ont défendu notre pays
To remember and honor those that are serving in the military and those that served. We thank them for their service and the contribution they made that allow us the freedom we enjoy today.
Remember those who protected your freedom
Qu&#8217;il ne faudrait pas oublier que des gens se sont battus « pour nous&#8221;...
Express gratitude to those who sacrificed for this country.
On Nov. 11th we remember the sacrifice and service of Canadians and others whose fight against tyranny helped preserve our way of life.
To raise general public&#8217;s awareness of the role Canadian veterans have played in our lives.
That the government of Canada supports veterans.
I get that the sacrifice the military gives is worth recognition and decent compensation
To remember the sacrifices made during war for the freedom we live now
remember the vets and their contribution to our freedom
To acknowledge the contribution our veterans made for our freedom
For us to not forget that our soldiers fought for our freedom.
To remember and appreciate vets, to support current armed forces members
That we ALL need to remember and show respect for those who have and do fight for and defend our rights as free Canadians. This is our culture and everyone should respect that.
Don&#8217;t forget our veterans<br />Support
Veterans can look like anyone, so when remembering, don't think of one particular type of person.
To encourage national identity and military service
We owe our freedom to those veterans and soldiers who fought in the wars.
Acknowledgement of the individuals who sacrificed to maintain our current peace.
For us to remember the sacrifice made by our soldiers
Freedom thanks to those who fought/participated in WW
I think the government is trying to show support for veterans
We must never forget that people of all genders and cultures served, some giving the ultimate sacrifice...their lives
Bringing attention to our role in war; the poppy is synonymous with veterans, war, loss of life and ongoing life with those suffering from ptsd.
People should remember the Women and Men who participated in the two wold wars.
to recognize the sacrifices made so that our country has the freedoms we all enjoy today
I haven't the faintest idea of any point they try to convey.
People of all aspects of Canadian society remember and Veterans come in younger ages than WWII vets
That some Canadians appreciate veterans.
That Canadian veterans include women and minority groups.
Lest we forget - as Canadians it is our job to remember
Respect and remember those that sacrifice for our country
Obviously that the Canadian military is diverse and is of great value to Canadians.
You don't realise who is a veteran. Could be your neighbour.
Respect for those who serve or who have served and to think about our democracy.
Seeking support for Veterans who sacrificed for our way of life which unfortunately is not supported by this government's actions. Dig deeper!!!!!
Canada remembers our war veterans and values the contributions-past, present and future
we must never ever forget what our veterans have, and do, to keep our country safe
Remembering sacrifices made by soldiers in past so we can enjoy freedoms of today
I really can&#8217;t say the point they are trying to push some kind of diversity narrative wile showing veterans.
Reminding younger Canadians and maybe new Canadians of the importance of remembering
Veterans are past and present. We have Veterans who are still alive today and who contributed and continue to contribute to our freedoms
Veterans&#8217; sacrifices should be remembered and honoured. Also, it&#8217;s Remembrance Day.
Don't forget about those who fought for your freedom
That veteran are young and old woman and men
To remind people to remember our veterans
We are free because of the sacrificies our veterans made and to honour our veterans
Remember the sacrifices of our Veterans in providing all of us our freedom.
We will remember those who serve, have served and those who have perished defending our country
We must remember the sacrifices made by our veterans in their service to Canada
Remember the sacrifices others made so that we have the freedoms we have today
To observe remembrance day in honour of Canadian veterans who fought and died for our freedoms
That we owe our freedom to the sacrifices of our veterans
It is important to remember the work of our veterans for the freedom that was awarded.
Freedom for us today resulted from the vets who sacrificed, and those who paid the ultimate price.
Canada is a free country as a result of the sacrifice of the veterans.
Remember those who have sacrificed for freedom.
To personalize the act of remembrance using the images of veterans and visually reinforce the wearing of poppies.
To respect veterans and the role they have played in our history.
This is capitalist propaganda that individual freedoms are more important than our duties to society.
Remember the veterans and what they stand for , especially all year round .
that we should take time to think about the people who have served and sacrificed their lives while representing canada and canadian values.
dont know.. showing how the gov can waste money on these ad while veterans are living on the streets doenst make any sense..how much do these ads cost? prob enough to house dozens of vet all winter
That veterans fought for the Freedom of Canadians. Which is pretty far off the mark and seems very American to me, ahem.
That the freedom we enjoy today was protected by those veterans
We must remember and appreciate the freedom our veterans have protected.
Diversity of veterans. Also that not all vets are from the two world wars
Thanks to these people and their affiliations we live with freedon
We owe our freedom(s) to the men & women who fought in war for us.<br /><br />The red poppy is an iconic symbol of their sacrifice & remembrance (Flanders Fields poem origon).
to remember the sacrifice of those who served
I suppose all of those people were veterans? And #canadaremembers
To appear as though the Federal government cares about veterans.
Bring awareness to how important remembrance is to our peaceful society.
Reminder of remembrance day and remember the sacrifices made on our behalf.
That all Canadians are grateful for the sacrifices that Veterans have made. <br /><br />Remembrance Day is for all Canadians
To ensure that Canadians value and protect their hard won democracy.
Men and women of all backgrounds have contributed long ago and more recently to ensure our freedom. Remember them.
Canadians of all races and ethnicities owe their freedom to our veterans.
These ads are trying to emphasize the importance of remembrance day and honoring Canadian veterans by spreading awareness
Veterans fought for us and deserve respect.
Veterans come in old and young, both sexes
Remember Canadians who have been in the military
The great price those in the military paid and pay for our freedoms
That we should never forget no matter where we come from or who we are
They want to connect our "freedom" with former military efforts. They want to emotionally compel viewers to remember gratefully.
That as a nation we should spend time on Nov 11th to remember the sacrifice of the military and those who served the country
Remembrance of people who fought for our future<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />
Anyone can and have served in the armed services. We are a diverse country.
Support our veterans of all conflicts and peacekeeping missions. They have sacrificed for us.
Veterans are responsible for our freedom
Remember the sacrifices of our veterans and that Canada as it exists today is because of that sacrifice
remember the sacrifices made for our freedom
Légitimer la guerre comme garantie de liberté.
Remember what others sacrificed for your happiness and freedom.
how we should celebrate our veterans who fought for our freedom
Commemorating the sacrifice made, and continuing to be made by service persons
Tout le monde doit sa liberté aux vétérans, à ceux qui ont oeuvré pour la liberté et le bien de tous
that you as a canadian citizen need to remember our veterans
Take a moment to remember those who service in military for Canada
That the veterans deserve to be honoured and remembered for what the sacrificed for us.
souligner les vétérans et la reconnaissance de ceux-ci
November 11th is a day to honor veterans.
Que les Vétérans se sont battus pour nos libertés.
C'est important d'honorer nos vétérans pour ce qu'ils ont accompli dans le passé
Prendre le temps de souligner le 11 novembre
How proud Canadians are of our veterans and we will always be grateful for their sacrifice
Il s'agit d'entretenir le devoir de mémoire des citoyens
Honorer la mémoire des soldats tombés au combat et soutenir les vétérans.
That veterans fought for our freedom and we should remember their sacrifices.
Veterans are a diverse group and they deserve respect
se souvenir de ce que les vétérans ont fait
remember those who fight for the freedom of this country.
Honour the people that fight for the country and show patriotism
veterans include people from all races and have contributed to our way of freedom and way of life in ways that we may not fully acknowledge on a regular basis. They deserve to be honoured and remembered for their sacrifices.
l'importance de rendre hommage aux vétérans
show respect for veterans by wearing a poppy. Participate in Remembrance Day activities. Talk about Canadian war and peace efforts.
To pay respect to veterans, make them just like us
l'importance du travail accompli par les vétérans
Porter le coquelicot pour remercier les vétérans de leur exploit
remember the sacrifice of those Canadian who has died to bring back peace and freedom to the country
These ads want us to pay respect to our veterans and to remember their impact and what they have done for our country so that we can live in freedom today.
It's important to honor the sacrifice veterans have made to keep out country free and safe.
reminding the public of remembrance day on november 11
Canada is the way it is because of the sacrifices of our veterans
Se remémorer l'importance que ça a dans notre vie.
Canada recognizes the efforts of veterans
that rememberance day is about the veterans who served to keep us free.
the importance of acknowledging the sacrifices our veterans have made to make Canada the country it is today
freedom we obtained by canadian veterans
rendre hommage aux vétérans en les appuyants avec le coquelicot
to honor and give some silence for the canadian veterans.
ce souvenir des veteren et leur donner plus de gratitude
Freedom was the responsibility of our veterans
Many Canadian of all ancestry fought and paid the ultimate price for our freedom. We need to remember and honour their memory
that veterans are all ages and genders and have sacrificed and fought for Canada forever
Veterans are (and were) ordinary people who sacrificed in order to defend the rights we take for granted.
Remember the price of war,<br />ie. The sacrifices of people who served and the hardships endured by all involved.<br />Do not let it happen again.
It is important to remember the cost of war. Remember it is peop!e who endure the losses.
Benefits to Canadians from those that served and who are serving.
We have freedom because our countries veterans fought wars so we could.
That we need to honour and remember those who have fought (and died) for our country and our freedom
That Canada is a free country , Men and women lost lives for our freedom.
We are being reminded of the sacrifices made by Canadian soldiers to keep our country free. We also see that those who serve aren&#8217;t one colour or one gender.
wearing a poppy surports our veterans<br />"you people" everyone should wear a poppy
Remember the sacrifices made by Canadians past and present to afford us the freedoms we enjoy.
Don&#8217;t know as I didn&#8217;t see them
We live in a multi cultural country of diverse ethnicity and gender. Our military service people reflect our diversity.
Remember, freedom and why you have it, honor those that served, remember the dead and don't forget who and what they died for.
i couldn't hear these as i have no speakers
The sacrifice made by our soldiers and that we should remember those sacrifices.
To remember the sacrifices of those who went to war to fight for freedom
remember the sacrifices military people have made for you and others around the world
Stand up for Freedom and do not forget our fore fathers who went out to war for us.
I need to honour those who permitted our country to be free and inclusive.
Not to forget those who serve/served and died
Reminder of the need to remember and thank
Remember those that served and be grateful for what we have because of their sacrifice.
To remember and to think about the contributions of our veterans.
They are focusing in diversity, not the veterans
Freedom which is ok if you agree with the liberals but if you don&#8217;t there is no freedom.
Nov 11 is a day to honour those that have sacrificed in service if Canada.
to take a moment and remember that our freedoms were not free
I think they were created to try and make it look like the federal government cares about veterans which is completely false which has been made clear by Justin Trudeau&#8217;s words and actions.
That everyone deserves live the values that veterans fought for.
To remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice
To celebrate and thank veterans for their service<br />
Pay attention to Remembrance Day, Nov. 11th.
To remember the sacrifices made and to still honor the men and women who give service to our country and paid the biggest sacrifice with their life.
That we should show respect to veterans.
Not quite sure, images that don't seem to reflect those that gave their lives...in terms of an accurate time line.
It is important to keep the contributions of Canadian veterans in mind
the military is diverse and their history is worth remembering and honouring
so people will remember that they fought for what we have now!
To get people to consider the sacrifices that allowed our current way of life.
Wear a poppy as a sign of reverence toward remembering veterans in their service to "freedom".
Just to remember and respect those who served on November 11.
We need to acknowledge the value of what veterans have done for us all in Canada
Remembrance Day on Nov 11th. Remembering past and respect for veterans and military. Diversity in our military. The symbol of the poppy
We are free to show our respect for our veterans without fear of recrimination.
remembrance day is still important, and applies to those who have served, even after the world wars which receive so much of the emphasis in many ceremonies and discussions
remember the men and women who have served in the military to protect our freedom and the freedom of others in countries around the world
Honour the veterans n remember the sacrifice
To honour and remember soldiers and others that have died in war
To encourage Canadians to remember those who fought and gave their lives for us
Trying to remind all those that enjoy canadian freedoms and peace to pay respect to those who sacrificed for it.
That we enjoy freedom today because of the sacrifices that veterans made for Canada so we need to remember them and support them.
Think and hold dear the sacrifices of our military and the loved ones of those who serve(d). Without such service, our freedoms may not be what they are today.
Be supportive of our veterans and understand why we are a free country.
Remember the veterans that gave us freedom
To respect our veterans and to remember the vets who fought and died for our freedom and right to free speech.
Honour veterans and remind us of our freedom.
We still need to remember there was 2 generations of people who gave their lives up, but also more sacrifices by our troops after
That Rememberance Day is a holiday to remember those that served in the military for their country.
To remind people to observe Remembrance Day<br />
Respect and remember veterans sacrifice.
We should be thankful that we live in Canada , that we have the freedom we do have.
That veterans fought to ensure a safe, free Canada,
We are blessed to have our way of life as a result of the work that veterans have done at home and a broad.
Honor the people who fought against evil to protect our culture
Respect for those that serve or have served Canadian military in the name of freedom
Support our veterans, military, police, etc. Where a poppy
How it is important to recognize the sacrifice our troops have made! Plus that the government cares about our veterans.
Remember those that<br />fought for our freedoms<br />Particularly freedom of<br />speech, because all freedoms originate and<br />are the foundation of freedom of speech. <br /> Freedom to criticize our <br />Government, without that<br />we risk tyrann
That Remembrance Day was coming up and that we shouldn't forget
To honour Canada&#8217;s veterans for their sacrifices.
To remember the contribution veterans on November 11.
Remind us that man6 served to provide freedom for all
Remember our history <br />Remember the sacrifices made
The importance of paying respect to our vets.
To remember those who sacrificed their lives for our freedom
Remember that I am free because of those that gave their lives for that freedom.
Something about diversity probably.<br />And also to remember those fallen.
Canadians all look different and have different backgrounds but should be proud.
to think about our veterans, about our history, to remember and be aware of what happened in the past and not forget so that it will not happen again.
to commemorate remembrance day and honour veterans
We are free and owe it to our veterans. Remember them.
The liberal propaganda of diversity is our strength bullshit. Immigrants that are visible or have accents that I&#8217;ve never served a day in the military. Just more propaganda. Considering less than 1% of soldiers that have died or women the represent
Support Canadian Veterans and the Canadian military
remember their sacrifice, to give us democracy
To be thankful for our freedom and honour those who paid the price for our freedom
Pay respects and think about our veterans
Veterans can be old young male or female and they all could be emotionally scarred
That honouring Veteran's service is important and should be done by every Canadian that enjoys the freedoms that were fought for by said Veterans
Pride in our military, pride in our country. Honour those who have served and are still serving.
Emphasize the importance of the date and the sacrifices that were made
Equating the service of veterans to the defense of freedom
Remember veterans. The Canadian Government wants to say &#8220;remember veterans&#8221;
remember those that sacrificed some or all for our freedom
Remember and honour the service of veterans
We have our freedoms today because of the sacrifice of our veterans in years gone by.
That Canada has Veterans and we are free to live the way we do because of their sacrifice
These men and women sacrificed tremendously to EARN us our way of life and freedoms. Never forget.
To remember what our troops sacrificed their lives for not to push rainbow poppys for the LGBT community or other social justice warrior bullshit I fully support gay rights but but I do believe you are born a sex as m or female not unicorns stop using ar
We have many freedoms in Canada and we should never forget the people who gave their lives for those freedoms.
Don't know, don't care This govt has no time for veterans, that's OBVIOUS.
We are free because Veterans fought for us
respect for those who serve and who have served in the past
Veterans are responsible for the freedoms we enjoy.
to give respect to those who are serving, have served, and died serving to keep our country safe, and to assist other countries in times of strife.
To honour and respect our soldiers and veterans.
Remember the sacrifices our veterans made for our country
A reminder to Canadians that we owe our veterans a debt of gratitude, respect and remembrance.
We are who we are and free because of the people that served for that freedom.
veterans are a diverse group from many backgrounds
The liberal government wants to pretend they give a crap about the sacrifice of veterans, when the day to remember is celebrated
To remind people of the veterans sacrifices for our country
To remember what veterans have done for us and the freedom they have given us
Everyone is welcome to show respect for veterans on November 11th
that we should remember and honour those who gave their lives for us, our freedom, our country. just for a moment
Les gens qui font la guerre le font pour le bien de notre pays et nous devons les souligner afin de les remercier de leur implicatiom
taking a moment of silence to pay respects to war veterans
that the military industrial complex isn't so bad
De ce souvenir de ceux qui ont perdu la vie pour nous défendre
to remind people about Remembrance Day and encourage participation
remember those who are serving and served for the country
to promote our veterans and their sacrifices for our country
être fier des toysoldiers oop je veux dire des grunts de guerre
Wear a poppy to remember and honour the veterans that both served and sacrificed their lives to uphold our freedoms.
se souvenirs de ceux qui ont défendu la liberté
these people are happy veterans, veterans enjoy serving
Many of the freedoms and rights enjoyed in this country are a result of the sacrifices of fellow Canadians in the past, and they should be honored and remembered.
A reminder for Canadians to remember our vetrans and their sacrifices.
To remember what the cost was and to be thankful for our freedom
Remember veterans and the sacrifices they made
Veterans deserve respect and remembrance around Remembrance Day, and their sacrifice contributed to our freedom
We owe our freedom to those that served<br />All races, & genders sacrificed<br />We should be proud to be Canadian
Respect the people that served in our wars
Canada&#8217;s veterans aren&#8217;t just elderly men; veterans are a diverse group and include a younger generation.
Veterans are not just men from the first and second world wars but they include all races, sexes and that we are still creating vets to this day.
Remembrance Day is being transformed into the American Veterans Day
We have our freedomes because of the vets
Reminding Canadians of the contribution of our armed forces.
Remember the people who have served in the military.
The federal government trying to suck up to vets
That the ministry responsible wants the public to see that the party in power cares enough to make videos but fails to put those dollars towards mental health and healing of veterans by means other than pharmaceutical
Not sure these ads ran outside of Quebec or Ontario.
remember that we one kinda of free because of thoses how serve.
remember and honor those who served in the armed forces
To be grateful to the veterans of military service in this country.
Our veterans are important and we owe a debt to them for our freedom
We should be thankful we had those who served (and serve) to give our world the peace it had. Respect and honour their sacrifice & service
Many different faces of the Canadian military
To honour the service and sacrifices that vets gave to the country
Support veterans.<br />Like Don cherry does.
Waste my tax $ employing Liberal connected ad firms
That everyone should take time to remember the sacrifice that veterans made for our freedom.
That we should participate in Remembrance for those who served and died in war.
To remember those who have lost their lives or fight for our freedom
Honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice on our behalf.
I forget now as i had watched the viddies a while ago.<br /><br />They were about Remembrance Day I recall that much.
war is horrible and leaves pain forever in the hearts of many people . Educating the masses about what is done at war
To remember those who sacrificed for our freedom
the sacrifices made by veterans for our freedom
How important it is to remember past and not repeat same mistakes again. Everyone who sacrificed, served for Army, deserves to be honoured and remembered.
There has been a great sacrifice for our freedom.
Veterans made freedom possible and to be grateful. Ironic, considering the government's treatment of veterans the last few years. Should probably spend less on advertising and more on Veterans Affairs.
It is patriotic to respect and appreciate the Canadian Forces and military veterans who are on the front lines whether it was in the past, near past, or present. Veterans of today are as relevant as in the past and come in all genders, colours and ages.
To remember and commemorate November 11th as Remembrance Day
It should be to honour our veterans that fought for our freedom.
We need to remember and honour our veterans.
Veterans are important and should be respected
That we are free because of the sacrifices our veterans made
L'importance de nos vétérans et la célébration des services qu'ils ont rendu au Canada
se souvenir de veux qui sont morts pour une liberté futur
we should remember those veteran who sacrifice their life for our countries.
Canadians have freedom because of veterans and we should remember their sacrifices
That the freedoms the communists are trying to take away, namely Justin Trudeau, where protected by Canadian soldiers in the wars that Canada fought. Ask Don Cherry is he's free to say what needs to be said, not in a "woke" culture, we are no longer fre
Remember and honour our military veterans and those who died fighting for freedom.
not really sure, but the tone is acceptable
That CANADIANS who served in our Armed Forces deserve to be remembered for their sacrifices and our support including financially
To remember the people who stand for democracy
It is important to remember as the past informs the decisions and the life we live today.
To remind Canadians...These brave VETERANS have given the ultimate sacrifice for the freedom we ENJOY as Canadians today. Show some respect please.
To celebrate and remember those who have served Canada
to never forget the price paid for our freedoms and honor those who have fought and are fighting for those freedoms
To take time to celebrate rememberance day
That veterans are important.<br /><br />But their actions do not support that.
that we owe our safety and freedom to our veterans and they should be honoured for it
The ad serves a reminder of the sacrifices that veterans made and reminds us that a significant portion of veterans are Woman and people of colour.
Veterans are responsible for our freedoms and we should be grateful.
The priveledge we enjoy take for granted today came at great cost and should be not taken lightly or for granted.
Pay honour to our veterans from wars of long ago and more recent service.
That next time the government sends our young men and women to die in an illegal imperialist war, we must all wave the flag and pretend we're the good guys.
If we do not remember, we may repeat the mistakes of the past.
That rememberance day is important. That a group of people gave up a part of their lives for us as Canadians to have what we have today.<br /> That veterans are important.
Take a moment to thank, think, or honour a veteran
Covering Justin Trudeau's ass for not supporting our veterans. Our government has been horrible in the treatment of these honourable men, women and service animals
That war is OK when we win ad we do not have to fight and be killed; and to respect those who did.
These adds look more like a promotional for racial and gender equality than remembrance of our veterans and the ultimate sacrifice.
It's important to remember those who served in Canada's military to protect the freedom of Canadians.
If you are new to this country, please be aware that a very strong part of our culture is the observance of Rememberance Day. Please wear a poppy.
Support our veterans, they fought for the freedoms we have today
Give thanks to our veterans for our freedom.
To remind us of the sacrifice past and present service members give
We are free today because of sacrifices of past soldiers
Respect for men and women who won us our freedoms.
That we need to remember everyday that we have our freedom because of our veterans and serving members of the armed forces.
tribute is due to those who served in the Canadian armed forces
Canadians should remember War so we don't repeat the past
That others have given their lives for our freedom
Fundamentally insincere. I think the modern branding detracts from the original sacrifices made that brought November 11th remembrance into being. I find this revisionist image revolting... it actually makes me feel ill. Disgusting.
Respect and remembering our nations history and vets served
The military come in all genders, all ethnicities and all have given of themselves for the Canadian people
To honour all Canadian Forces Veterans on Nov. 11, because their sacrifice of life, gives us our freedoms today! <br />Lest we forget!<br />Why we are here<br />Remember them !
Honour and respect veterans for our way of life!
That the sovereignty of Canada is dependant on our soldiers
That veterans are more than WWI and WWII, it is current
Vets should be remembered. It's our duty as Canadians to do so.
The ads attempt to bring to mind the path it took for us to enjoy the lives we have today and not to take for granted
That we should never forget the past and try to avoid a similar future
remember the sacrifice of veterans and support them
To remember that veterans helped to keep Canada a country where human rights of freedom are protected
I think these ads were trying to get across the gratitude all Canadians, recent arrivals and natural-born alike, should have towards veterans for protecting our freedoms.
To remember what our veterans fought for and to cherish our freedom as Canadians
Due to the sacrifices of veterans and those current members of the Canadian armed forces Canadians are entitled to a number of freedoms we would otherwise not experience
Be respectful of those who fought us freedom
We have the freedoms we have today because of the sacrifices vets made fighting for freedom, hate and opression. That we all need to take a moment to support those who fought and those who died protecting Canadians and the world.
Let's learn from the past and not make the same mistakes. Let's learn to live in peace with those around us.
Do not take for granted the sacrifices that were made for us to live in freedom ..... plus we need to teach the history-and importance of this date to the next generation .
Remembering those who served for our rights and freedom
please remember our veterans , both old and new . They fought for us so we have the life we have now
Veterans are diverse and that they play and have played an important role in creating and preserving our way of life.
To commemorate those who served/are serving Canada.
It's important to value remembrance day.
What the veterans sacrifice for our freedom to remember what they did
Get Canadians to remember the sacrifices made for their freedom
Remember the sacrifice our veterans made, and also remember that the Liberals, Greens, NDP, Quebec and special interests are conspiring to take them away
The main point is that we should not get complacent about the good life we enjoy, that people served so that we can enjoy our freedom, and that we should remain vigil to the fact that our system of government can always be under threat from people who wa
To Remember the people who sacrificed for us
Honour the sacrifice of Canada's soldiers
It is important to remember Canadians who have sacrificed to win our freedoms.
Remembrance Day / Wearing Poppies -- involves real people
Reinforce the importance of honoring those who served.
Remember those who sacrificed for our freedom.
Be aware people have sacrificed for our freedoms.
Remember those who fought for the freedoms we enjoy today
To stop and respect the people who went to war . So we can have freedom and peace
To wear a poppy and honor the veterans who fought for our freedom
To remember the sacrifices that the vets made for our freedom.
Freedom isn't free. Soldiers past and present make huge sacrifices for our freedom.
We should honour and thank those who sacrificed or were willing to sacrifice for our freedoms....and never forget.
remember the sacrifices made for our freedom and honor our soldiers
That we have the freedoms we have because of the sacrifices people made and continue to make during times of conflict
Remember those who have served and/or died for our freedoms
Remembering what the <br />Veterans did for us and our freedom.
To remember those that fought for our freedom
Remember our veterans, their sacrifices, and the freedoms that they preserved for us Canadians.
We have freedom because of Veterans and those who died for our country
To not forget the price paid for our current freedom. To honor through freedom. To reflect that peace comes at a sacrifice and should therefore be cherished and protected.
To remind us and celebrate our forefather's sacrifice
History of Canada and appreciating how Canada got to where it is today.
To take time to remember the sacrifices made by current and past veterans
Remembrance of those who fought for Canada, and a jingoistic sense of pride of country.
We need to support and thank all veterans,no matter age, race or sex
for canadian to remember the fellow canadians that served in our armed forces.
A poppy is the symbol of appreciation to those who fought for our freedom, and not to for get their sacrifice.
To remember. As time goes by so much can be forgotten.
That everyone's rights come from the sacrifice made by veterans who represent all types of Canadians.
That&#8217;s we should support our vets! Old and new,
The society we enjoy is built in part upon the sacrifices of our warriors, who we should remember and give thanks for.
To remember those that sacrificed their lives for our freedom.
Remember and appreciate the freedoms we have because of our veterans
that we have freedom because of veterans
Honestly I'm not really sure what the point of these adds is, other than to signal to the public that the Government thinks this is important (which is a given right? Do they NEED adds to tell us this?)
That as Canadians, we are thankful to those who have fought for our freedom. We remember and respect what others have done for us.
The government of Canada thinks it's cheaper to post some bullshit about remembrance then to actually pay veterans for their service and rehabilitation.
Remembering veterans struggles and showing the diversity of veterans.
To think about the important sacrifice veterans have made to give us the freedoms we enjoy in Canada.
Honor ww2 and one vets. Forgotten generation
Canada's government can't create an engaging ad
To keep armistice day in the minds of Canadians.
Remember our veterans as because of them we are free.
To pay respect and remembrance to those who served or are serving currently in Canadian military.
To remind people of the presence and importance of our veterans, both living and deceased
Remembering veterans, understanding their contributions, make an effort to wear a poppy, learn more about Canadian history
That Canadians should take the time to remember on Remembrance Day
le jour du souvenir, de se rappeler les soldats canadiens
That we owe are freedom to Canadas venterans that though out the year we take for granted
Our country still recognizes Remembrance Day
To be grateful for the sacrifices made. We owe our freedom to our veterans.
thank a veteran, and they come from all places
For Canadians to recognize veterans and their contributions to the safety and peace our country enjoys.
Thanking veterans for "freedom" (aka glorifying the military).
To appreciate the sacrifices made for our country and our freedom. They also convey the message that when we think of veterans a lot of us think of those who fought in WW1 & WW2 bit that there are still people fighting for us today
That our military history can be put forth as a trivial slogan
Lets not forget our past and remember our love ones who didn't come back from the two world wars
We owe our freedom to our veterans and should remember their service.
Trying to make us remember about the hard work of the soldiers<br />
To remember and honor those that sacrificed their lives.
les vétérans ont beaucoup donnés aux citoyens canadiens et le meilleurs merci que tous peut offrir est simplement de se souvenir
That it is important to honour the veterans that served in the wars which enable us to have our freedom.
To remember and pay respect to the Military and it's veterans.
That we owe our freedom that we enjoy in Canada to the sacrifices of others.
The range of Canadians who served and that we owe them our freedoms
Always remember the freedom we have is because they fought and died for it
Que nos libertés ont été obtenu de par le sacrifice de certains
L'importance d'apprécier le travail que nos vétérans ont fait pour la liberté dans le monde.
Il faut honorer les anciens combattants.
Le Devoir de se souvenir de ceux qui ont fait un sacrifice ultime de participer à une guerre.
avoir une pensée pour ceux et celles qui se sont dévouer pour notre pays.
Les vétérans de la guerre méritent notre respect et notre reconnaissance. Une bonne façon est de les supporter après leur retour aussi longtemps qu'ils en ont besoin
L'importance du travail des vétérans, quelque soit leur age et peu importe le conflit auquel ils ont été impliqués
Remembrance of those who sacrificed to give us our freedom. <br />Underlines the importance of freedom.
Que les anciens combattants sont aussi de jeunes personnes
se souvenir ce qu'ils ont fait pour défendre les valeurs canadiennes et l'harmonie dans le monde
Il est important de se souvenir et d'être reconnaissant envers ceux et celles qui assurent la défense et les intérêts de notre pays.
To encourage people to recognize and appreciate the sacrifices Canadians soldiers have taken to give us freedom and peace, that it didn&#8217;t just happen.
Remembering the service and sacrifice others gave and are giving so we have the freedom we enjoy
de se rappeler qu'il y a des gens qui se sont sacrifiés pour notre liberté
la liberté qui a été obtenu par le sacrifice des vétérans.
Qu&#8217;on se souvienne de ceux qui se sont battus à la guerre pour notre liberté.
Que nous devons reconnaître la contribution des vétérans à la sauvegarde de notre liberté
Veteran seen as being ordinary folks.....<br /><br />The slogan "For freedom" lack meaning. It is like any notion of Patriotism is gone.<br />Sad.
Se souvenir que nous sommes en paix et que des femmes et des hommes ont donné leur vie pour que nous puissions conserver la démocratie.
Journée du 11 novembre en souvenir des anciens combattants
Il faut se rappeler le parcours de ses combattants, et les remercier pour ce qu&#8217;ils ont fait pour le Canada.
These people fight in Canada's armed forces, wherever the gov't chooses to be militarily.
Notre mode de vie actuel vient de la défense de nos principes par nos soldats
We should all take time to remember those who fought for the freedoms we enjoy.
women and visible minorities fought the wars to make this country free. white men did very little, they dont deserve the time and should stop feeling so entitled.
De ne jamais oublier tous ceux et celles qui ont participé aux différents conflits à travers le monde à partir de la 1e guerre mondiale jusqu'à nos jours!
Accorder de l'importance à des gens qui ont fait des sacrifices pour nous permettre dans un pays décent.
Nous souvenir des efforts consentis par nos veterans afin que nous puissions jouir de nos libertés fondamentales
Ne pas oublier le sacrifice de ses hommes qui ont fait en sorte de ne pas tomber dans le fascisme.
Merci à tous les soldats et soldates d'avoir tout fait pour la liberté de tois
Souvenir, appui à ceux qui pourraient un jour être eux.
That we remember that the sacrifices made by veterans have provided us with the peaceful and stable country of Canada that we enjoy.
These men gave their lives for our freedom!
Nos soldats protègent la démocratie.<br />
Ne pas oublié ceux qui ont combattu à l'étranger pour notre liberté et démocratie de la première guerre à aujourd'hui
It is important to respect, commemorate, and support our veterans.
to acknowledge the sacrifices of those who served and to make sure it stays fresh in Canadian minds that there were real sacrifices made for us to have our freedom
To remember and honour veterans and their contributions, past and present.
Do not forget these unselfish people,& give as much thought,respect&money as you can.
To wear a poppy and take a few moments to remember the diverse people that served and sacrificed so that we enjoy our freedoms today
Be grateful and honour our vets. We are free because of them
It is important to remember the courage and the sacrifice of Canadian service men and women
Our freedoms are contingent on having a standing army. The military protects our freedom.
Remember those who gave their lives and made sacrifices for the freedoms we enjoy today.
Its important to remember the sacrifice made by our veterans and appreciate that our freedom was because of this sacrifice.
Well, what i think they are trying to say is that the government cares. But over the past 4 years we have seen that in fact they do not care. Trudeau himself told a vet that they are asking for more then he can give. But then turns around and gives away
Remember the fallen support those who came back
The importance of recognizing the service of diverse Canadian veterans in the wars of the 20th century and beyond
Value and remember/honour those that are making/ have made sacrifices.
Remembering the contributions of veterans
That Canadian Veterans are as diverse as our beautiful country is.
To remember fallen soldiers of the Canadian Military who are from all walks of life.
That the freedoms we enjoy are the result of the sacrifices of soldiers.
We all owe a debt of gratitude to those who served
To remember who are the people involved in Remembrance Day the past the present in the future hand to wear a poppy and just not males but females.
Remember the sacrifice of veterans and families
to remind everyone that Canada exists because someone else sacrificed
Canadians need to take these announcements <br />seriously, given the mess &<br />sadness throughout the<br />World!
We should remember and honour the sacrifice of our veterans
That we should remember our veterans. That they are real living people
Canadians of different backgrounds are grateful to those who payed the ultimate price. It is trying to show that all Canadians are grateful regardless of race, gender or background.
Many people of many diversities served at many different times to give us the freedom we value so much. We should appreciate it.
to remember the roll Canada and the war vet's played WWII
Recognize the importance of our veterans
Remembering why we are free, who we are today as a country because of the people who taught for us. Wearing a poppy in respect for those who faught for us
Veterans are important and we honour them.
To educate people about the contributions of veterans and the debt that we owe.
The sacrifice and the serving that they still do daily.
we celebrate war veterans on November 11th
To remember what remembrance day is about
We should NEVER forget our Veterans and the sacrifices they made so we can all live in freedom.
Remember what was sacrificed to provide us with our way of life.
Many nationalities, men & women served in our military.
We should respect our veterans and the sacrifice they made
That if it wasn't for fighting in wars, we wouldn't have our freedom.
Remember the sacrifices of the people in the wars of the lart 120 years
A reminder of the importance of rememberance day, and the tradition of wearing a poppy
There are many different people who have all contributed to our freedom
To be respectful of the service of these Canadians
To remember and honor the sacrifice of veterans
We have important reasons to remember and good reasons to be proud of Canada's sacrifices in past conflicts.
Veterans come from all walks of life. Really hits the diversity nail hard.
Wear a poppy and remember our soldiers for what they gave for our semi-freedoms
Reminding the public of the upcoming Remembrance Day observation
Remember and thank those who sacrificed and served so that we may remain a free country.
The main point is that all the murders government have caused and so many deaths for our freedom that the government says we have and what little we do have the governments around the world are stripping away. Telling us we have freedom when we don&#821
To appreciate all the veterans have done. We are very grateful.<br />
we are free to choose..<br />we are free to vote & we are more humane for it ./> we are an inclusive nation & <br /> we are better for it
That there are many types of service and veterans
Remember veterans and sacrifices they made.
I think they are trying to say that our veterans fought for our freedom and we should celebrate the sacrifices they have made.
honouring the war dead and those who are in the military and sacrifice their lives to protect us and others around the world
That many different groups of Canadians have sacrificed during the war and we should remember and honour their contributions.
I think the main point of the ads is to help people to remember that the purpose of remembrance day is to appreciate how the sacrifices made allow us to live the life we do.
We live free because of the sacrifices of soldiers
To remember our soldiers, and their sacrifice so that we can live in peace and ffree of tyranny
Support the vets:<br /> financial contributions <br />Honour them with a moment of silence<br />Remember they fought for freedom and deversity
remember our veterans, help them when we can.
To honour not only our fallen soldiers, but also current and retired military for their service.
That veterans come from all walks of life, but they all have one thing in common.
Honouring the war dead to justify future wars.
To remind people the people just like them were brave enough to stand up for our freedom and we should always remember then and have gratitude
Remember we are free because of what others that came before us gave
Veterans gave us our freedom by fighting for it.
Honour our veterans as they fought four our freedom
remember our vets and our serving military members they scarfice for your freedom today and days gone by honor them by wearing a poppy
To remind us of what our military has sacrificed for us and that they are still giving their lives to protect Canada and it's people.
Recognition of Veterans and the service provided to Canadians.<br />
To support past and present vets. To promote community and social support.
- liberté est sauve grâce aux sacrifices des vétérans et des gens qui désirent et veulent la préserver.
Veterans those serving and those retired or who died in the fight must be remembered and honoured for their sacrifice and their victories
That these brave men women and dogs gave up a lot to give us our freedom.Wear a poppy to support our veterans
We must remember the sacrifices made by people who served- and do serve our country.
Thanks for the freedom. Thanks for their sacrifice.
It is important to remember those to made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.
Freedom came at a price, paid by veterans
wear a poppy. veterans sacrificed for their county
Remembering the sacrifices and showing support
The significance of the poppy and the importance of remembering the meaning of Remembrance Day each year.
To be proud and wear a poppy to show our thanks
That it is the time of the year to remember those who sacrificed, before and today, to ensure our freedoms as Canadians.
Getting people involved in the remembrance day ceremonies
Annual remembrance of veterans and those that lost their lives for our country
to remember the sacrifice our men an women have made for our freedom
That remembering sacrifices made by veterans allowed us to live in a great country and we as citizens should pay homage to that
That people of various backgrounds are veterans
Take time to remember, give thanks and support
Ideally they are attempting to provide mental space for veterans withing the public consciousness. They also promote the ideal of a noble soldier that a nation can be talked behind. They do however bring to the forefront how little effort is given in reg
military service has helped all of us to live a relatively free life.
Remember, honor people before us and currently
that they are taking credit for what was done by our forefathers and the us military
That we are free due to veterans' service.
To value our veterans for their sacrifice by remembering their sacrifice.<br /><br />But they miss the point.<br /><br />Thge point should be to remember the sociopolitical conditions that lead to the wars in the forst place.<br /><br />These conditions
Remember world war 2. And prepare for another one from the left wing lunatics
Remembrance of those who are serving, who served in the past and who may have paid a sacrifice in service.
To appreciate our rights & freedom of speech that many people lost there lifes for.
To support our Veterans,and hopefully learn so we dont repeat history.
honouring and thanking vets for their sacrifice
That our freedom that we have living in Canada came at a cost.
We should respect and back all our service members and what they do to keep us safe and free.
remember the veterans and why we have the freedoms we have
Remember the sacrifice of those who dies and honor those who served. Wearing a poppy if one way to show remembrance.
The freedoms we enjoy today come thanks to those who served and made/make sacrifices
Our veterans sacrifice for our freedoms.
That the current government is trying to appear to genuinely care about veterans.
Importance of remembering and feeling pride in Canadian Forces contributions to our freedom and security
To remember how important those who fought were.
To honor and remember our veterans and their sacrifices.
Remember veterans that sacrificed their lives for our freedom
Respect and honor the ones who have fought for us having a better tomorrow.
it was to show the many faces of the veterans of canada
Wearing the poppy symbolizes remembrance and respect towards those who fought for Canada and every (diverse) Canadian
Acknowledge and remember the sacrifices and deeds that these soldiers have overcome so that the country of Canada is a safe place to live, work and play.
Remember those who served for our freedoms.
Respect and honour our veterans and their sacrifices and remember those who were lost
Comémorer les actions des vétérans pour le jour du souvenir<br />
Canada and Canadian citizens will never forget sacrifices made during war time
It is important to remember the sacrifice of our elders
That we should be thankful because we wouldnt be in the same place we are today without them
To remind people of the men and women who fought for the freedom of this country
Se souvenir que les vétérans ont sacrifié beaucoup pour qu'on puisse vivre en liberté aujourd'hui.
It;s important to remember the how the sacrifices of out diverse veterans shaped the fee and diverse nation we live in today.
To remember and honour the sacrifices of our Canadian veterans.
That our government comes together ONCE a year to honor the dignity of those who serve and neglects them the other days?
For me : the different ages and times where and when all canadian forces have engaged in battle both Male and female and different ethnicities<br /><br />The poppy is self explanatory, I think Don cleared the air on that one. <br />
Honor our veterans who served and sacrificed for all of us.
Honour those who served the country in order that we may live in peace and freedom.
Diversity in our veterans <br />Diversity in the age of veterans, giving us the moment to pause and reconsider what exactly a veteran may resemble - as opposed to a WWII vet, this ad presents a number of men and women all different ages, likely all diffe
honouring people that have served and inviting viewers to learn more at the website
Push the narrative that women and minorities contributed equally to Canada's historic military sacrifices. Males are vastly overrepresented in loss of life and wounded stats (1000 to 1). Minority male representation is less clear due to prejudicial polic
L&#8217;importance du sacrifice donnée pour préserver nos libertés
About veterans and those who served in the war to remember them and what they did for our country
That people made sacrifices to give us the freedom we enjoy today.
It's important to honour the sacrifices made by Canadian soldiers today and yesterday.
That everyone can (and should) acknowledge why we live in such an incredible country. To honour the veterans and the suffering that happened in the past and present so that we can have a better future. Also the different demographics speaks to how all Ca
We the citizens of this country owe some gratitude to the veterans, for what we have and can enjoy today<br />Freedom, democracy, free speech
To take time and remember.<br />To encourage research on our veterans and to wear a poppy
Get more people into joining the army to serve in more regime change wars fuelled by the petrodollar. Supporting Saudi Arabia by selling them weapons while our public cannot bear arms. Fake patriotism.
take a moment to appreciate the contributions of those who fought for our freedoms
We enjoy freedom today because of the sacrifice veterans made .
That Canadian soldiers sacrificed their well being or life for certain values Canadians believe to be important.
To be engaged, and aware of our history. To honour veterans, and to remind everyone of our diversity.
Remember to remember veterans&#8217; contributions (by wearing poppy etc)
Honour our veterans, and that our veterans are gender and racially diverse
Do not forget the importance of soldiers deployed abroad and those that won&#8217;t coming back.
It is important to honour the contribution of vetrans on Nov 11
Acknowledge veterans contributions as well as demonstrate there are younger veterans.
We are free because of those who fought for the freedom of our country
Be proud of Canadian veterans, they are an important part of Canada
Awareness of the importance and reasoning behind rememberance day.
Remember and celebrate those who fought for the freedoms we have today
november 11th is a day for remembering our veterans and reflecting on what they sacrificed
Honor veterans<br />Raise awareness <br />
Veterans come not just from the great wars but all walks of life and the modern day
I'm really not sure! Maybe encouraging people to be united and sacrifice(in case of need) for a greater good besides remembering Canadians who served and suffered greatly for humane purposes.
that veterans are the reason we have freedom and we should remember them
Remember the sacrifice of others so we may live in a safe country
Our freedoms and way of life and the freedom of people in other countries is based on the service and sacrifice of our soldiers.
We need to honour our veterans from every era.
Our veterans keep us free and safe because of their service in the past and currently.
We live in a free country, with voting for citizens.
Remeber thoughts that served to maintain our freedom.
They're trying to shoehorn identity politics into Remembrance Day.
To think about our veterans now and previously and the sacrifices they have made.
Federal government is recognizing & supporting our veterans
Remember veterans and their sacrifices for our freedoms in Canada
remember the sacrifice our troops made to keep this country safe
because Canadians faught in the wars we enjoy various freedoms in Canada.
We should not take our freedom and prosperity for granted. Many people of diverse backgrounds - men, women, members of different ethnic and racial groups - sacrificed for us and should be respected, appreciated and remembered.
Remember the sacrifices of others for all of us.
Our true veterans deserve our remembrances, not just for one minute in November, but every day we live in this free country.
I do not know what you are talking about...I do not see any ads displayed
Putting a human face on the concept of Remembrance.<br />
Appreciate our Veterans , our freedom,our country.
That we wear the poppy to remember the people who served our country in a military role
That veterans are a diverse group and that it is important to remember the work they do/have done for Canada
Trying to convince Canadians that Trudeau actually cares about veterans, which he clearly does not.
Canada remembers and honours our veterans.
That it is important to remember and give thanks to Canadian veterans
It is important to honour our veterans and treat them respectfully for all they have given up to make our lives easy
To remember the important contribution that veterans have made to the e instance of Canada as we know if.
honour the vets and remember past sacrifices
All nationalities and all genders fought for my freedom and deserve my respect.
Our veterans served for the benefit of every Canadian and it is important to remember and recognize their contribution.
Remember the people who fought for your country
To remember, but message is extremely vague
We are free because veterans bravely fought and died to preserve it. Our freedom is precious and valuable and we should not take it for granted.
To honour those who defended our country.
Assuage of guilt for not remembering today's veterans
to remind Canadians of a debt to veterans for our freedom
I don&#8217;t own a tv, Or have Facebook on my phone; I haven&#8217;t logged in in months. I do not have other social media
We should remember the people who died in the wars Canada has fought.
That we are free to live in peace, because of the work and sacrifices that veterans go through.
It's a generic message about patriotism, and thankfulness to veterans and their sacrifice.
Different cultures and ages in appreciation of the sacrifices our veterans have made
To remember those who sacrificed their lives for the freedom we enjoy today.
veterans comefrom all walks of life, from different wars, are men and women, diverse in ethnicity, Remember the sacrifices that they made and continue to make.
We should remember the sacrifice of our veterans
To remind us of the sacrifice of veterans that gives us the world and the freedoms we enjoy
The dead-end Ministry of VA is at a loss of what to do and the Minister should be beheaded today.
that we owe our freedom to veterans...but tell people to put these adds on facebook
the connection between the sacrifices of our veterans and our freedoms
freedom (is not free), the colors of the poppy are not up for debate.
to remind us never forget and make things better respect those who fought for our rights and freedom
To respect and remember the contributions of our veterans
Trudeau hates the military I don&#8217;t believe anything he says . Quit taking one legged vets to court Trudeau is a idiot
To remember those people who made great contribution to the country
To remember Veterans and how important they are/were to the safety of our country
Get Canadians to remember and honour our veterans
That we are free to live freely due to the sacrifices made by many who have served.
That our veterans served our country and we should support them and honor the fallen soldiers
We should honour and respect the sacrifices made by our armed forces on our behalf, past and present.
government propaganda trying to convince us pride exists.
That we should hate people from different countries because they are the enemy and we needed to go to their country and try to kill them.
That Canadians enjoy the freedoms that they do, in part due to the sacrifices made by those in the military and other organizations that contributed to peace in the past century
That our freedom has come at a cost. That others have served and sacrificed for our freedom. That we owe it to them to remember them and to be grateful.
We are thankful for all veterans that fought for our freedom no matter what sex,race, religion or sexual orientation. <br />We are all Canadians.
Freedom comes at a cost and for most of us we need to acknowledge, respect and remember that others who served in various capacities carried the burden of that cost with their service.
We owe it to the folks that stepped and continue to step into the shit and died to do our best to de escalate major conflicts and above all be prepared to defend ourselves without being dicks about it.
respect veterans, theyre all kinds of different people, we owe them our thanks
To acknowledge veterans service. However, a lot of Canadians no nothing of our historical part in war.
Our veterans come from diverse backgrounds
That people of all races and nationalities have served for Canada and the force against evil and tyranny wherever and whenever possible.
The various kinds of service by our people
linking military service past & present with current societal freedoms
We have to work at, and stand up for all our freedoms, doing nothing is not an option
without veterns, we would not enjoy our current way of life
We remember those who served, fought and gave their lives for our freedom.
I believe they are trying to remind us that veterans served our country overseas to provide us with the freedom that we have today.
To not forget our service people or the sacrifices they made.
to remember those who gave their life&#8217;s for us
Where some poppy seeds and support the veteran and other army people and this equal freedom
Freedom costs lives. Many Canadians have paid the price forward for us.
They are meant to conveying a message of respect and honour for our Veterans.
Keep the experience of vets fresher in our minds
Never forget the sacrifices. Support our returning soldiers.
We owe our freedom to the sacrifice of veterans. Also that veterans are diverse.
That we should honour our veterans and keeping their history alive to future generations.
Let's not forget the freedom we have is due to the veterans who fought.
It is very unclear to me what the message is
-la liberté dont nous jouissons est liée aux sacrifices qu'on fait les anciens combattants pour protéger nos droits
Des gens parmi nous qui pourraient être un voisin, un ami(e) ou même un parenté.
Nov 11th, remember those who fought for us, past and present
To emphasize that the reason we are free is because we have fought to gain/ keep our freedoms. <br />To buy a poppy to help support our veterans who fought for us
Wear a poppy to commemorate Canada's war dead
Veterans played an important role in assuring our freedom.
Remember and honour our military veterans.
That we need to remember and honour those who served for Canada.
The importance of remembering the sacrifices made by our veterans for our country, our rights and freedom and that we have not forgotten
We owe our freedom especially our freedom of speech to our veterans.
we should remember the sacrifices made for the freedom we enjoy today
To remember those who gave their time and lives to keep us free.
It&#8217;s important for us to remember the sacrifices made, not only by veterans of WWI and WWII, but by veterans of more recent combat engagements, and people that continue to serve today
There are people who have and are willing to make sacrifices for the greater of good of all Canadians.
Canadian veterans are diverse ethnic backgrounds
That all Canadians have freedom because of the sacrifices from our veterans
We owe much to veterans.<br />They deserve our respect for their sacrifices..<br />We must remember them.
That we should all remember our veterans.
Remembrance and thanks to those who have served
appreciate the freedom they gave so much for
Don't listen to ads - especially if they come from Liberals
raise awareness and respect for remembrance day
Our freedom and democracy depends of the efforts of vets. But I disagree and find the ad to be overly simplistic.
Appreciate the contributions of our veterans and those who lost their lives in aupport of democracy
That the efforts of our military veterans over generations have provided us with the freedom we have today.
Pay respects to veterans and citizens in the service currently. The ads draw attention to the poppy and a embeds a subconscious thought to wear one.
We are grateful for those who served our country in the armed forces and remember them on November 11.
Remember those who served and sacrificed
I guess the point of these ads is that our freedom as Canadian is due to the sacrifice of Canadian soldiers. <br /><br />Be thankfull for veterans because they help us have freedom and be a democracy.
Remembrance. Lest we forget the ultimate sacrifice they made
The main point is to promote the celebration of Remembrance Day and distract from all the many ways that we otherwise fail to do enough for veterans through appropriate support, counseling, rehab, housing, etc.
I know what the main point is, but it does a crappy job of getting it across. Not very good adds, a waste of our tax dollars.
that veterans and the women and men serving our country are important.
respect our veterans, acknowledge their sacrifice
To remember our Veterans on November 11th, and respect their sacrifice
We should honour our veterans who sacrificed so much for our freedoms.
The importance of honoring our veterans and serving members.
We should remember and say thank you to our veterans
Remembrance Day matters, and here's why.
Soldiers who served and sacrificed for their country. Remembrance of various wars.<br />
We owe much to veterans and those who died fighting for our freedom.
It is most important to remember the sacrifices our armed forces have made for the rest of us through their service, whatever that may have been.
Think about the veterans and respect them.
Western imperialism is worth killing women & children for... Should it cost of you, or a loved one's life in service to that cause, we'll pay nominal lip service to your 'sacrifice' on an annual basis...
That we should be thankful for those who went to war to protect our way of life
It is important to honour those who have put their lives and freedom at risk for us. It is important to remember and respect the fallen who have provided us with our freedom.
Remember the waste of war in terms of human lives lost.<br />
A reminder that many of the things we enjoy and/or take for granted in our everyday life came at a cost to fellow Canadians who stepped up to bear that cost on our behalf and that we should all acknowledge that service.
To put a face to the people who served and sacrificed
Take time to remember - past & present service members
That we will remember our veterans... the ones who are nicely dressed, not too old, who obviously have homes and their health, but hey, f*ck the ones with poor health, high medical costs, who are homeless, sick, and can't get help from our government, be
To make new Canadians understand that without the sacrifices our vets have made Canada would be the same as the s hole country they immigrated from
Veterans are important and we should honor them by wearing poppies
Canadians should be thankful for their rights and freedoms. Brave Canadians fought to preserve our freedom. We should be caring with Veterans and seniors.
honour veterans because it is the reason we are free
To wear your poppy in honor of our veterans
to remember what our veterans have bought for us and what our current government is doing to to thank our veterans
It's important to remember the sacrifices of veterans. The ads also make an equivalence between conscripted members of a military fighting an inter-state war with those in a volunteer military fighting much more complicated conflicts. Who exactly is the
Protect our democracy and human rights and freedoms; honour the veterans and soldiers who lost their lives fighting for these freedoms in WWII
to take time to reflect on the sacrifices made by veterans, and to appreciate all they did so we may live in freedom today.
That freedom comes at a price and the federal government does not value veterans who have paid the price. Because they ask for more than the Liberal government is willing to pay. Instead they give money to terrorists, 3rd world despots and Hollywood cel
Pretend that the government cares for veterans / war victims. <br />Promote support for military personnel and endeavors.
Show the diversity of veterans. Commemorate their sacrifice.
Remind Canadians to take a moment to remember our veterans and their sacrifices.

Please describe in your own words who you consider a Veteran?
Homme ou Femme qui a accepté de s'envoler pour combattre le "mal" d'hier à aujourd'hui
Anyone who has defended Canada or served overseas on a peacekeeping mission
Anyone who has served in the military during combat or has been in the military and has been a part of combat
A person, male or female, who has given their time to the military.
anyone who has worked or is working for the Canadian military
People who fought for our freedom in war
Quelqu'un qui s'est battu pendant la 1ere guerre mondiale
personne ayant travaillé au sein de l'Armée
A generous soul who gave their lives so we could have better ones
someone who has served for any length of time
quelqu'un qui a fait parti d'au moins un combat et qui est à la retraite maintenant
Soldats décédés, blessées ou pas retrouvés
soldiers who fought in WWI WWII. Any soldier who served a long time in the army
anyone who served, in any capacity, during wartime
un homme ayant servi dans l'armée durant une guerre.
un ancien soldat qui a risqué sa vie pour la protection du Canada, une personne à qui nous devons notre respect pour tout ce qu'il a vécu
Anybody who has performed military service or aided in the duties of performing military service (civilian)
someone who was in the military and served this country
anyone who served in government military
Un ancien combattant des forces armées canadiennes
Persons who have helped fought for our freedom
Brave and willing to sacrifice for great purposes.
Un vétérans est un homme ou une femme aujourd'hui libéré des forces armées canadiennes. Ce sont donc d'anciens militaires qui ont combattu ou non à l'étranger en représentant son pays.
Une personne ayant servi dans l'armée pour défendre le peuple
Quelqu'un qui c'est battu pour le Canada
A person who has long experience, especially in the armed forces.
ceux et celles qui ont participé à une guerre ou mission militaire,
LEs homems te les femmes s'étant battu.<br />LEs soldats de l'Armée
Someone who fought in the war as part of military
Any one who has served in the military in any capacity
Anyone who has served honourably in the armed forces
Someone that has fought for their country
anyone who fought and served for our country
someone who fought in a war, or on behalf of our country
A person who sacrificed their life for us to be safe and free
Un militaire ou un ex-militaire qui as beaucoup d'expérience au combat et qui as servi dans une guerre
Someone who pledged their life to provide service to and fought for Canada
I consider someone who has served a full military contract and has been discharged honorably a veteran.
Quelqu'un qui a participé à la guerre ou qui a déjà travaillé pour l'armée
An individual who was a soldier. Whether they be on the front lines or not
I consider anyone that went to war, or helped, even the loved ones because they have to go through this every year
Those who have finished service and have retired from the military
Some one who was in the military and isn't anymore
Une personne qui a participé à des activités reliées à la guerre.
Anyone who officially aided the military in our causes
A veteran is anyone who has served in the military regardless of which position as they have all made sacrifices
Soldat ayant participé a l'effort pour asssurer une paix mondial et qui est retraité
Un survivant des soldats de la dernière guerre
tous ceux qui ont combattus à une guerre et qui en sont revenus et qui ne peuvent plus combattre
Un ou une personne qui a combattu pour notre liberté.
Any soldier who went to war and has left the service
un homme ou une femme qui s'est battu lors d'une guerre et qui a survécu
toutes personnes ayant pris part à un conflit armé ou à une mission de maintien de la paix
Quiconque a servi dans les forces armées pendant plusieurs années.
Toute personne qui est engagée dans l&#8217;armee
Ceux ayant combattus en Europe pendant les 2 guerres mondiales
Tous soldats qui se sont engagés pour 14-18, 39-45, Corée, Vietnam, Moyen Orient etc...
Mon grand-père, héro du régiement de la Chaudière et participant au Jour J!
Ceux qui ont participé de près qui ce sont déplacés pour une guerre<br />Je ne crois pas que ceux qui sont restés au Canada soient des vétérans
une personne qui a participé a une guerre
A person who served in the different wars
Someone who has done their service for this country
Une personne qui a fait la guerre ou aider d autre pays à sortir de la misère et des mains alla Ida
Celui qui a participé à représenter le Canada à la guerre ou à la réserve
tout soldat ou casque bleu et policiers en mission
Anyone who has seen combat as part of a military unit and is now retired.
Une personne qui a donné des années de sa vie pour notre sécurité
tous soldats ayant servi e pays lors de guerre insurrection ou déploiement pour le maintien de la paix dans le monde
Toutes les personnes qui sont allés au front
Une personne qui travaille en tant que soldat pour l'armée Canadienne.
quelqu un qui a fait une guerre au nom du canada
Personne morte au combat sous le drapeau ou ayant servi dans les Forces canadiennes
Un ancien soldat qui a participé à une ou des guerres
Toute personne qui est allée à la guerre
Une personne qui a participé à une guerre ou une mission de maintien de la paix
quelqu'un (e) qui est dans l'armée canadienne , air, terre, mer.
n'importe qui ayant participer dans l'armée (au moins une guerre) et qui est retraité de l'armée
Any one who enlisted in service to their country.
Une personne qui a eu le courage de se battre pour nos valeurs.
Man or woman who has fought in a war or served in a war zone for Canada
Someone who fought for our freedom, who gave for us, à hero
toute personne ayant été dans l'armée et combattue.
membre qui ont participé aux conflits pour defendre nos droits et liberté
Ceux qui ont fait parti des forces armées Canadiennes
Any person that did a military service for our country.
Tous ceux qui ont participé<br />à libérer, protéger les pays membres de l'OTAN ou à la demande de l'ONU.
Anyone who has served - but is no longer serving - in any capacity with the Canadian Armed Forces (or any other armed forces for that matter)
Ceux qui ont combattu au nom du Canada et non ceux qui se sont battu contre le Canada
Toute personne qui a participé à une guerre.
Someone who has fought and risked his life for our country and also someone who now serves to maintain that freedom
Un ancien combattant de tous les guerres que les soldats ont participé
Anyone who served in the Arm forces. Like my grandfather and my brother.
Un personne qui a participé comme soldat à une guerre mondiale ou régionale.
Ceux qui ont participé à la 2e guerre mondiale.
Quelqu'un qui a déjà été dans les forces armées mais qui n'y est plus
Soldat ayant participé à une guerre difficile.
certains membres de ma famille ont servi dans les forces armées Canadiennes.
Tout militaire ayant servi peu importe l&#8217;époque
un soldat qui a servi sont gouvernement surtout s'il a été au combat
Un personne qui a été un soldat sans nécessairement être allé à la guerre.
Someone who has fought for the freedom we enjoy
Any person past or present who has signed on the dotted line to give their life in protection of rights and freedoms
Veteran is any person who has served in military. Serving nurses and medical personal in war areas also should be considered as veterans
A survivor of the political wars governments engage in.
Anyone who has ever served in our country in war and peacetime (air, naval, ground).
Anyone who has served in the armed forces during any conflict or peace keeping assignment
Anyone who has served in the armed forces
someone who has served the country to keep us free
Anyone who has served in our Armed Forces.
Anyone served overseas during the world war and Korean war and Vietnam and gulf war and the ten Iraqi, Afghan war.
Anyone who served in the military and is now retired from the military
All who signed up and participated in the force.from the beginning till now
any person who has served in the Armed Services but moreover those who served in a hot war.
Anyone who has served in the military in the past and who no longer serves anymore.
A Canadian veteran is someone who has served in the protection of Canada from military navy etc.
Any one who served in Militray gave their life in the line of duty or retired
Anyone who has served in the military of any country
any person who has served our country in the military
Anyone who has served on a military mission abroad
Anyone who has served in the military in any capacity
Allmilitary and their families and civilians impacted by war.
WW 1<br />WW 2<br /> Not Korean or Vietnam<br />
Any person who has successfully served in any armed forces
Anyone who&#8217;s served in a war or peace keeping mission
My father GGFG WWII<br />Grandfather RMS WWI and Yorkshire Boer War
anyone that has been in the forces and served with dignity and is now retired from the forces
Anyone who has contributed to keeping Canada free by fighting for our country
Any enlisted, commissioned, or contracted Canadian or international individual who supported CF at home or abroad, including Indigenous persons, and irregular forces.
anyone who served regular force or on a regular force deployment
Anyone who has or is serving in the military
Any person who has served in the armed forces in a conflict.
Any one that belongs to our Military even Volunteers!
Any person who served in any armed force during war or peace
Anyone who served in the military and saw some kind of active duty in the field here or overseas
soldiers<br />civilians<br />families who suffered, died in the war
Any patriot who has served with our Armed Forces.
Anyone who has been discharged from the military after serving active duty
Someone who has served in the military past and present
Someone who gave up their time for the protection of another&#8217;s freedom and safety.
Anyone who has seen active service in an engagement as a member of the Canadian military (ie. experienced &#8220;the horrors of war&#8221; in armed combat)
A person who has served in the armed forces for our freedoms
Everyone that had ever served or is serving
Any current or former member of any Canadian milatary Force
Anyone who served in our armed forces during any deployment.
Someone who has served in the or a war to fight for Canada
anyone who has serviced in Canada's military or its allies
Anyone who has enlisted. More so if they have been stationed in conflict areas
Anyone living or dead who has been a member of our and our allies armed services as well as their support services such as nurses, clergy, etc.
I consider those who joined the military in the past and present
A person, male or female, who has served in a variety of conflicts, the WW's, Afghanistan, also peacekeeping missions, and a person who has retired from military service.
All those who served in any sector of our armed forces
All men & women enlisted in the Armed Forces, full-time or as reservists
Any serving or retired member of the Armed Services including RCMP. May also include most police and emergency services personnel.
Anyone who serves in our military to protect and to promote peace, especially those who give their lives.
Anyone past or presently alive that have served in the Canadian military (including reserves).
A person who spent time as a peacemaker, military person, educator, government person.
Anyone who has served in the military in any capacity.
Anyone who has served in the military, army, navy etc..
Apparently, Canada considers any honourably discharged former military a veteran, whether or not they took part in any wars
Anyone who fought overseas, be it justified like WW1 and WW2, or completely unjustified like our invasion of Afghanistan (which we lost)
someone who has been in a war or conflict
Anyone who has spent time in the service.
Anyone who has served in our armed forces
Anyone who participated in military actions during wars Canada was involved in.
Anyone who has served a country. This could be someone who served in the war or who has joined one of the branches now - whether they have served abroad or have contributed on our own soil.
Any person who has served in the armed forces in any capacity
Someone who fought in a war, or trained to fight in a war or supported war efforts, whether it was for our country or I support of allies
Anyone who has served in the military, past or present
Any member of the armed forces past or present.
A former member of Canada's armed forces.
I have family who has been in the military and my belief is a veteran is someone who has been deployed and served in armed conflict, not simply someone who has joined the military and been posted here in Canada for their care
anyone who served active duty in the military.
Someone who served in the wars and military
Any individual who has put their life at risk for their country
Anyone who has served in the military for our country
A person who has served our country - in any way - by fighting for the right to democracy, freedom and voice - free from prejudice, race, Cree, colour and country of origin.
A person who served in the Canadian forces or does at present
I think they should have actually provided service in an area of combat
Anybody who has volunteered to join Canada's armed forces.
Someone who has served in active combat.
Service men and women who served in the military as a career or reserves
1. Someone who deployed overseas on a military operation. <br />2. Military members who served more than 10 years, even if they did not deploy.
Someone who has served on behalf of our country
Anyone who has fought for their country in the past and has experience being a part of their nation's armed forces.
a person who sacrificed their life and time to serve their respective country at war
Quiconque a servi dans les Forces armées canadiennes, comme soldat ou personnel de soutien
Personne qui a servie le Canada dans le cadre d'un conflit armé.
Les Canadiens qui ont participé à des missions militaires.
anyone who successfully completed the military study and got discharged from service upon completion
Anyone who served or supported the military in any way.
Ceux et celles qui se sont battus pour notre pays et nos valeurs partout sur la planete
Ceux qui ont combattus lors des 2 grandes guerres. Moins ceux qui le font pour les ressources des autres pays sous de faux prétextes. Ex. Armes de destructions massives. ce qui était faux.
une personne ayant combattu et peut-être été blessé dans une des guerres présentes ou passée.
Ancien soldats qui ont combattus pour obtenir la paix dans le monde
Un ancien militaire qui a participé à des opérations.
Quelqu'un homme ou femme qui a participés à l'effort de guerre pour le Canada.
Tous les militaires qui ont ete deportés pour la guerre
Un militaire qui a deja servit dans un mission
Ceux ayant participés à l&#8217;une des deux grandes guerres
Tout soldat, ayant participer à des missions en situation de guerre.
Quelqu&#8217;un qui s&#8217;est battu pour la paix contre la guerre
Tous ceux qui ont été dans un conflit ou mission de paix
Tous les soldates canadiens ou soldats qui ont servi dans un conflit sur la planète
Un soldat qui est allé au front dans une vrai guerre
quelqu un qui s est battupour notre liberté<br />
Une personne qui s'est engagée pour la défense de nos valeurs et surtout notre liberté
Quiconque a fait partie des forces armées canadiennes
Les soldats retraités, les soldats blessés, les soldats qui vivent des traumatismes psychologiques
les anciens soldats qui ont combattu en Europe
Une personne qui a servie dans l'armée, peut importe le lieu et la durée.
Quelqu'un ou une qui a servi dans les Forces et s'il est decede encore plus
Personnes qui ont participé à aider à protéger les droits des humains et diminuer les conflits
un soldat ayant participé aux efforts de guerre
Pas besoin d'avoir fait la guerre. Quiconque ayant servi au sein des forces est un vétéran.
Une personne ayant servi dans les forces armées
Une personne qui a fait la guerre pour et qui s'est battu pour notre liberté
Une personne qui a servi dans une guerre et qui est maintenant retraitée de l&#8217;armée
Toute personne qui a risque sa vie pour la liberté
Je considère les personnes tant civil que militaires qui se sont sacrifiées pour nous rendre une vie meilleur.
Quelqu'un qui a déjà combattu et qui est retraité
une personne qui a servi dans les forces armées
Personne ayant participé au forces armées Canadienne
Ceux qui sont encore en vie après leur participation aux campagnes militaires anciennes et nouvelles
Quelqu un qui est aller défendre la Canada à la guerre
Des gens qui ont occupé un emploi dans l&#8217;armée et qui étaient volontaires. Ceci au frais des contribuables pour satisfaire une minorité de biens nantis anglophones
Un ancien soldat, qu'il ait ou non participé à un conflit.
Un militaire ayant déjà participé à une mission de combat directement ou indirectement
Difficile de répondre car c'est un monde qui m'est totalement inconnu. Toutefois, je dirais que toute personne ayant participé directement surtout ou même indirectement à différents efforts de guerre de près ou de loin, pourr
Un ou une militaire qui a participé(e) a des déploiements pour le Canada
Quelqu&#8217;un ayant fait la guerre pour son pays
Un(e) soldat(e) ou autre qui a participé à une ou des missions de guerre ou de paix
une personne qui a déjà servi à promouvoir les valeurs du canada
A person who has serve his or her country or help other countries in the name of freedom
Ceux qui vont au combat et se sont engagés dans l&#8217;armée ou autre
Toute personne qui a servi le Canada dans une mission hors Canada
Quelqu&#8217;un qui a été volontaire ou conscrit pour participer directement à la guerre
Toute personne qui a participé aux activités de guerre et de maintien de la paix, à quelque titre que ce soit
Une personne qui a fait partie des forces armées
Les militaires qui ont fait carrière dans les forces et qui sont à la retraite.
Celui ou celle qui, ici ou ailleurs a travaillé pour conserver ou développer la paix, la liberté et la démocratie.
Quelqu'un qui a servi son pays dans l'armée et qui a été déployé sur un conflit.
anyone who served in the Canadian Armed Forces.
someone who has served their country in a military capacity.
Anyone who served in a war either at home or overseas.
Anyone who has fought for our freedoms is a Veteran in my eyes
fought for the country and the people of the country without any personal expectation
Military personnel and support personnel
A person who used to serve in the armed forces
Anyone who has served the country honourably within our military institutions.
Any person who served in the military past basic training
anyone who served as part of our military defence/protection/support team AND experienced on-field/air combat from non-friendly sources
A person who served in the military who went to war
Someone who actually fought in a war in a combat capacity
Any individual who participated actively as a member of the Canadian Armed Forces or Reserves. They did not have to be "shipped out". There is a randomness about these things sometimes.
Members of Canadian / Allies armed forces
People who have been members of the military.
Any member of the Canadian Armed Forces that has served in a war or peacekeeping role.
Any man or woman who served in any war or military role abroad
Someone who has served in the armed forces
All military personnel who placed themselves in harm's way, on behalf of all Canadians, in armed conflict.
A person that participated in either of the world wars
A Veteran is someone who served in the military.
A person who has fought for the freedoms that I enjoy and/or a person who in service has helped the citizens of a nation to be safe and be treated properly.
A person who served in armed forces in any capacity
Canadian soldiers who took part as Canadian Armed Forces in war or peacekeeping efforts
someone who served in the military during times or war or conflict.
All that serve in any military branch, those lost and those that help vets with medical, mental health.
Anyone who has served in any capacity with our armed forces.
Anyone who has served in the Canadian armed forces.
Someone who fought for Canada in a war, especially WW1 or 2
A veteran is someone who has served in the Canadian armed forces. However, of these veterans, veterans of the Second World War hold a privileged position in my mind.
Any armed forces, or supporting personnel, who have served in any capacity abroad.
Someone who took part in military action in WWII, Korea, the first Iraq war, or Afghanistan
All serving and retired military men and women and all those who paid the ultimate price serving the country in military capacity.
Anyone who served in the military and is now not doing so
Someone who served in the Canadian armed forces.
Anyone that served in the Armed Forces whether during war or peace.
soldiers who fought in ww1 ww2 and supported in war efforts, soldiers who fought in the war in afganistan
someone who has served with the gov't in the protection of our country and allies
Anyone (man or woman) who served in Canada&#8217;s efforts during war, especially to fight against fascism during WWII. Peacekeepers should also be given special honour.
Anyone who was a member of the armed services.
Those who served during wartime or peace keeping
Somebody affiliated with the military who took active part in the battlefield and either died or was hurt and disabled from future military action
Someone who has served in the Canadian military
Anyone who has served in the Canadian Armed Forces
My late husband who served in the army during WW2
A person who served in the military and is now back to civilian life.
Any person who served in the military and was honourably discharged.
Anyone who has served in the armed forces.
Anyone in our armed forces who participated in armed conflict.
An individual who served in the army, air force or marines.
Any person who has served in the military or Coast Guard in hopes of preserving our way of life or promoted our way of life in lands where life is not held in high regard as we do here.
Persons who have fought to keep our freedom and continue to fight against injustice in our world
Any former member of the military. Especially if they saw international conflict.
All Canadian Soldiers who served - either overseas or in Canada.
People who served in the military, particularly those who have seen combat.
Someone who served in the armed forces and was utilized in military action
anyone who has enrolled in our military where their lives have been put at risk including peacekeeping and U.N. duties
Any member of the armed forces, either Canadian or other nation
Someone who saw active service in combat.
A Veteran is anyone who served in the military in the past and are now deceased, or retired, or injured and not able to actively serve.
One who has served in the military or related services
Anyone who has served in Canadian military
anyone who.has been.in the.forces..especially if served in cimbat or peace keeping
those who served in or armed forces and put themselves in harm's way
A Veteran is any man or woman who has served in the armed forces whether in war or peacetime. They all stood ready to protect us.
A person who at the front line defended as well as our army, navy airforce who protect us daily
Anyone who&#8217;s served their country in the military-sacrificed time and helped Canada remain solid
Anyone who has served in the Canadian Forces.
A veteran is someone who has served in the armed forces or in combat.
Potentially, Any person who has served in any branch of the military at any time
Anyone who was in the Canadian armed forces at any time
Anyone who has served in Canada's armed forces
Anyone who was enlisted in the military during war is a veteran because they were willing to risk their life in service to their country
Technically, the definition applies to anyone who has served in the military
Someone who served in a branch of the Canadian Armed Forces
Someone who has previously served in one branch of the Canadian military, whether they saw combat or not.
Someone who served in the Canadian Armed Forces. Someone who was engaged in a military conflict.
someone who served in the canadian forces overseas
Anyone who served in a time of war or peace keeping within the theatre of war.
A person who fought in a war for Canada in the past and is now retired.
people who have served in military and saw action not reservists
Any person who served in any of the military services and especially who served in other countries.
all persons who have risked their lives serving our country(army, air force,navy and merchant navy)
Someone who fought in war for the good of their country.
Someone in the military, especially someone who has been stationed overseas.
Any Canadian man or woman who has previously seen active duty overseas in regions of conflict and has retired from the armed services
someone who fought in a war and is now back in Canada
anyone who has served in any of the armed services
Any Canadian who has served with the Canadian military.
anyone who has served in the armed forces
A person who fought in a war zone country
Anyone who was on the armed forces or during war time supported the forces in a auxiliary manner
I suppose any retired member of Canada's Armed Forces is a veteran, but in my mind it is someone who experienced military action and survived to tell the story.
Anyone who fought in any war for the freedom of Canada and all those who claim it as home. Whether they lived through the war or gave their life.
Anyone who has served in the armed forces, whether in battle or not.
Anyone who has enlisted in any of the Canadian armed forces.
Ex- service and active men/women of WW I to present.
those that have and are serving our country
Any person who has served to maintain Canada&#8217;s democracy at home and aboard.
Anyone who has taken part in any military involvement or has been affiliated with it
Any person who has served in the military
anyone who fought in a war that kept Canada free
anyone who served in the 1st or 2nd world war, the korean war, afghanitstan or other conflicts around the world
Fight for Canada and people in the world
A current or past member of Canadian forces
Anyone who has served in the Canadian Armed Services
A Veteran is anyone who participated in war, whether it be as a fighter (air, land, or sea), a medic, aid, etc.
Anyone who has put their life at risk for their country
Any person who has served in uniform and is now not serving
Any one alive or dead that had served in any branch of the military
anyone who has served in any arm of the military, past or current including merchant marines
Anyone that has served in the armed forces
anyone who served or serves in the military; or in merchant marine or worked in the war effort.
Personnes qui a servir dans les service militaire.
a person who would lay down his life for his country
Any person who has served with our military
Any person that served or serves in our armed forces
Anyone who has served in the armed forces of our country.
Anyone who has or currently does serve their country or community in a manner that puts the safety and security of others ahead of their own, whether it be through military service or otherwise.
A military personnel who has fought in a war, who has been deployed in a conflict area or has serve for number of years.
Those who Are or were in the armed forces
an armed force person who has been onwar soil be it soldier,nurse,doctor even news person on the battlefield
Some one that was in a war or a theater of war for Canada
??? A person that fought in wars........... to help protect our freedoms....
Someone who has previously served in the military forces.
Anyone who has served and retired from military forces
A Canadian veteran is any person who engaged in military action for Canada or any Canadian who engaged in military action with a Canadian ally in a conflict to which Canada was also part
My father in law (still living), 2 grandfathers and 1 uncles who served. Male family members of previous generations
Those deployed into active duty in some way.
A Veteran is anyone who has served in the Canadian military.
A Canadian Veteran is any Military personal served during any war. I would also include merchant marine who risked their lives during war.<br />
Any person who has worked or defended our country or another country. War, peace keeping, etc.
Any former member of the Armed Forces whether they have served outside of Canada or not.
Anyone who has fought in a war that Canada was involved directly in, or anyone who has served as part of a NATO mission to maintain peace in a troubled area, as a Canadian soldier.
Anybody that served or is serving In the military that continues to keep me safe and free in my first world country
Anyone who has served in the Armed Forces and was deployed during peacetime or wartime, is a veteran in my opinion.
anyone who has served in any branch of the services, active ,reserves, peace keepers, based at home ,or abroad, natives etc.
Anyone who served in WW2 or other MAJOR conflicts.
My family. <br />Not just by blood but those who fought who I may never know. Those old, those young and new. Those that are fighting for peace now that will receive deployment. Those that have been deployed. Those behind th
Any Canadian who sacrificed for Canadians & Canada in various conflicts at home & abroad.
Anyone who has been within a country that is in war
Members of the armed service that are in active duty or have served.
Someon who served in Canada.s forces, and also. Public servants
Anyone who has sacrificed for their country and it&#8217;s citizens.
A person who has served on deployment in a war.
A person who taught for our rights and freedoms in world war 1 and 2 and survived to tell the tales
Someone who volunteered, trained for and was sent into a dangerous, life-threatening and altering situation.
Someone who has actively served in the military.
Someone who has served in the military, but is retired or has died.
un militaire qui a participé activement a un conflit militaire
un gars, une femme, qui a sacrifié sa vie pour notre liberté, notre pays le Canada
Quelqu&#8217;un qui a combattu et été déployé dans un conflit armé à l&#8217;étranger
Un ou une militaire qui a participer à une guerre
Un soldat ou une soldate ayant combattu lors d'un conflit mondial par le passé
un vrai homme qui a lutté pour notre pays et nos droit et liberté
Anyone who was in the army during the war
anyone having served in Canadian armed forces, plus Coast Guard, reserves,
Tous ceux qui ont participé de près ou de loin à la guerre ici ou ailleurs au nom du Canada.
N&#8217;importe qui qui a sacrificie sa vie pour protéger Notre pays
Anyone who has ever served in the armed forces
A person who served in active duty in the military during wartime
Un ex-membre de l&#8217;armée Canadienne survivant d&#8217;une action militaire à l&#8217;étranger
Tout soldat qui a participer à un conflit armé et qui est maintenant retraité de l'armée sans avoir d'autre travail.
some that fought in any war or armed conflict
A soldier who has fought for their country to protect freedom and democracy
Anyone who has actively served in the military
qqun qui a de près ou de loin participer aux efforts de guerre, au combat ou ailleurs
tous ceux et celles qui ont participé aux guerres ou ils ont été envoyés par le gouvernement Canadien
Une personne qui, dans le passé, a servi dans les forces armées, la plupart du à l&#8217;étranger
Anyone who went to war. Regardless of the war.
Celui ou celle qui a servi dans l'armée canadienne
Quelqu&#8217;un qui a donné du temps dans les forces canadiennes
Anyone who served and has since retired.
Anyone in the armed forces who served in some capacity during a time of conflict or war
Anyone who has served in a conflict or in a peace keeping mission abroad.
All who have previously served in the Canadian military
toute personne militaire qui represente le Canada dans le monde.
celui qui a fait un service militaire pour son pays
A soldier who is not in service anymore.
military personnel that have either served in the war or deployed (even for peacekeeping missions)
n'importe quel de nos soldat qui a vue le front en tant de guerre ou en tant que guardian de la paix
Un ancien combattant qui a servi lors d'une mission des forces armées canadiennes
Tous les femmes et hommes qui sont allés défendrent des pays soit au combat ou pour rebâtir des ponts, des routes, déminer ou protéger les citoyens pendant un guerre
Une personne qui a servis son pays en temps de guerre
Celui ou celle qui a servi au sein des forces armées canadiennes
tout ceux qui se sont battus pour nos droits et libertés
Toute personne ayant été déployée dans les Forces armées. Selon moi, les gens de la Réserve qui n'ont jamais été en mission ne sont pas des vétérans
TOUTES PERSONNES QUI A COMBATTUES A LA PREMIERE OU A LA DEUXIÈME GUERRE MONDIALE, GUERRE DU VIETNAM AUSSI... BREF UN ANCIEN SOLDAT, GÉNÉRAL OU AUTRE HIÉRARCHIE...
someone who has served his country in any way.
Mon grand-père vétéran de la première guerre.
Une personne qui a participer à une guerre qui a mis en péril les valeurs auxquelles le Canadien croit, entre autres la liberté.
Celui qui se donne au force <br />Militaire combat ou pas <br />Service militaire
Personne qui a servi pour défendre nos principes dans des zones de combat
une personne qui a participé à une guerre.
Tout soldats ayant défendu nos sociétés dans différent conflits
A current or past member of the Canadian forces
N'importe quel militaire plus eb service
tous ceux quise sont engagés dans l'armée à un moment ou un autre pour la guerre ou pour des missions de maintient de la paix
tous ceux qui ont participé à la guerre de 39 et aux missions de paix depuis
Quelqu&#8217;un qui a fait carrière dans l&#8217;armée et qui a été déployé
Any soldier who fought in a war for their country
People who have served in previous wars and major conflicts
Someone who&#8217;s served in the military, preferably if they&#8217;ve seen active duty
anyone who has previously served and fought for our freedom.
individu ayant oeuvré au sein des forces armées canadiennes
Someone who has served in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Toute personne impliquée de près ou de loin dans des conflits armés et toute celle qui vive avec des chocs post-traumatiques.
Someone who served in battle, or in the support of troops (ex: medical staff).
Toute personne qui a fait parti de l&#8217;armée canadienne
C'est quelqu'un qui a donné sa vie à son pays avec toute sa bonne volonté et dont le pays se contrecalice à son retour et l'abandonne à la société et dont 50% de la population ne veut rien savoir.
Anyone who has helped/fought in any war...
Soldats décès, survivants et leurs familles proches<br />
un ancien combattant, quelqu&#8217;un qui a été dans l&#8217;armée pendant plusieurs années et qui a fait des missions au pays ou à l&#8217;étranger
A person who served as a soldier in any shape or form.
Les survivants des vieilles guerres, celles avant les années 80 disons
Ancien militaire ayant été en service militaire en cas de conflit
Tous les soldats qui ont été déployés dans les grandes guerres, dans des missions de maintient de la paix ou dans la guerre au terrorisme
A Veteran is someone who served in the armed forces.
Tout soldat, homme ou femme, qui sont allés en terre hostile, se battre pour la paix...
Any one that has served in the military; dead of alive.
My dad and all those who were in the military and served at any point in any mission.
Anyone who participated in a previous war and was affected by the activities involved with the war.
Someone who served in one of the branches of the Canadian Forces
current and former members of Canada's armed forces
Anyone who served in the Canadian (or allied) forces.
Men and women who served in the Canadian forces in either of the world wars and other military services
anyone who has served in any capacity in any of the military venues, active duty or not
anyone who has participated in service to Canada (with risk and sacrifice to self) during times of strife
All past members of the Canadian Armed Forces
An individual who has enlisted and served our country
A Canadian person who has served in Canadian armed forces.
A person who has served in the military, of any country, who now is retired from service.
Someone who served in the military during wartime and was stationed somewhere the war was happening.
A veteran is a person to risked his/her life for our freedom.
Military personal that participated in active combat.
Military or somehow involved in war/military effort
Anyone who serves or served in the forces
Any person who has served in their country&#8217;s military service
A veteran is a person who signs up to help defend our country and countries that our government deem necessary to protect it&#8217;s citizens.
Anyone who has served in the Military in Canada
any person who has served in any branch of our Armed Forces
One who served in/supported military action in defence of the Commonwealth of Nations
Anyone who has served in the Canadian military with particular emphasis on those who served in war zones.
A former member of the Canadian armed forces who served in an officially sanctioned conflict while being recognized by the Canadian government as an active military member.
Anyone who has served time protecting our country or helped in any aspect to do so
Someone who has served in the military and participated in armed conflict
I liked the discussion on the CBC about the Sikh officer in the British Army. The whole Commonwealth joined the fight against the Japanese and Germans. Since WWII, Canadians have fought in Korea, former Jugoslavia, Afghanis
Me. You didn't ask. But it is hard. I served in the early 80s not much killing then.
Anyone who has served to maintain or bring about peace in the world.
Any armed forces member who has served both in war and so called "conflicts" like Afghanistan.
Anyone who has served in combat (world wars, Iraq, etc.)
Someone who fought for our freedoms and sacrificed for their country.
Any person who contributed to our freedom-past present or future
any man or woman who does whatever it takes, big or small, to help keep our country safe and free
Someone who served in forces, and honorably discharged
Anyone who served in uniform in the Canadian or Commonwealth armed forces
Anyone who has seen active combat duty or served in another capacity during wartime, such as nursing
Someone who has paid the ultimate sacrifice to secure our "freedoms", Someone who is still alive and suffering from active military and peacekeeping activity to needs our utmost respect and support so stop not paying their be
Someone who was previously a member of the armed forces
Any ex member of the military though It also includes current members by association,
Someone who has taught in the first or second World war and those who still fight or help in other countries
an individual who has served in the Canadian armed forces past and present.
Anyone who served this country putting their life on the line
The men and women who keep us safe and protect our freedoms. Also protecting people of other countries thru peacekeeping or helping when disaster strikes.
Anyone who has participated in any war or peace-keeping effort.
Anyone who has served in the armed forces and either been KIA or discharged honourably
A veteran is any person who has served in the Canadian military service in either peace time or time of conflict, peacekeeping missions, and monitoring of affairs in foreign countries at the request of the UN
Any one who has served in the military, past or present.
Veterans are military personnel who participated in wars and peacekeeping missions on Canada's behalf.
Anyone who has served for our country in war, military or peace keeping missions in the past or currently.
anyone who has served in any capacity in the canadian military
Anyone who has served in any branch of Canada&#8217;s military.
Someone who was a member of the military, merchant marine, allied resistance, or their helpers (translators, drivers, etc).
Any man woman or animal who has served in a foreign theater of war
A person who has faught with the armed forces
Anyone who served in any War for our country
Any person who has served in any way to protect our country and our friends.
Anyone who served / serves in the Armed Forces
Any member of the military who serves for their countries.
Anyone who has participated in a wartime or a peacekeeping mission through military or diplomatic service.
a member of the military that has seen action
Anyone who has served in the military beyond basic training. They signed the blank cheque to include up to and including their lives.
Ex-servicepeople or active servicepeople who have seen combat.
Any no longer practicing member of the armed forces
Anyone who has served in the Cdn forces.
Anyone who has served . Especially the ones who were in the fighting .
Anyone who served in WW1, WW2, The Korean War, or Afghanistan
Anyone who served in whatever capacity in any of the wars or peacekeeping for any of the wars Canada was involved
any one who has served and who has supported
Any person who has served to preserve freedoms of our nation.
Those who fought for Canada and for freedom
Any citizen who served in the military at a time of war or in peace-keeping missions around the world.
a person who served in our forces in any conflict or peacekeeping
Anyone who has been deployed as a member of the armed forces to a foreign conflict zone (not just WWI, WWII)
Any one who has served in the Canadian armed forces
Veterans are those who sacrificed so that rest of us did not have to.
Anyone who has been involved in military combat or performed a supporting role such as logistics, medical , etc.<br /><br /><br />
Someone who has any form of Armed Forces experience
Any member retired from the armed forces and their support staff
An individual who has served in the Canadian armed services or a war-related service such as the WW2 Merchant Marine.
Any person who served in the Armed Forces of Canada or an allied country and was discharged honorably
A current or former member of the candidacy armed forces who has served in combat in current or ongoing conflict against a non Canadian armed force
Anyone who has fought for our country in any capacity.
An individual who served in Canada&#8217;s armed forces, or the forces of another country,<br />.
Anyone who has served in the Canadian military
anyone who fought, is currently fighting and/or is or has particpated in maintaining the freedoms we have today...which are sadly eroding despite what they've fought for. I don't think THIS is what they had in mind when figh
Those who served in any branch of the military
Those who served in all capacity of the war and efforts f the civilians that stayed behind the war effected everyone
Anyone, canadian or any other country, who volunteered or was employed in defence activities.
An individual who served/serves as a member of the Canadian forces in and taken part in a military operation
Anyone participating at home or in battle
Anyone, male or female, any race or religion, who has in any way served in our armed forces deserve the title of veteran, in my opinion.
Anyone who has spent time in the forces or involved with the forces
a member of the armed forces who has participated in an action that results from an actual conflict
Anyone who has served in active service in our military.
Any former member of the armed forces who saw active combat duty
Quelqu&#8217;un qui est supporté par le gouvernement pour sa participation à une guerre.
un ancien membre des forces armée du canada
Someone who actively participated in an army during a time of war
someone who stood up, fought for our country's freedom
UN INDIVIDU QUI A COMBATTU ET QUI EST MAINENANT RETRAITÉ
A veteran is someone who was in a war many years ago
A person who has served our country, protecting our rights, and or engaging in efforts deemed to be significantly in line with our country's policies, for the betterment of another country or population
Those who fought in the war or provided service to our military
Un.e militaire qui est présentement en service ou qui l'a été dans le passé.
N'importe quel soldat qui a participé à une guerre dans le passé que ce soit : la première ou deuxième guerre mondiale, la guerre de Corée, etc.
Someone who fought for Canada in WW1 or WW2
Someone that fought for our country freedom
Un ancien combattant de l'armée, aujourd'hui à la retraite
Toute personne ayant été au cours de sa vie membre de l'armée et déployée en opération extérieure et en situation réelle de combat.
Anyone who was enlisted in the Canadian Forces (be it Airforce, Military, Navy etc).
qulqu'un de l'armé qui est allé au front
Individuals who served their country in times of conflict, primarily on the front lines, but at home as well
Someone who has fought for our freedoms and rights in Canada through the military, navy, army etc
someone that has participated or contributed to the defense of our country
les personnes qui ont activement participé à une guerre ou qui l'ont vécu aussi
Those who have served in a military and have been honourably discharged.
Someone who has served in ny capacity. Those who are currently serving in any capacity will become veterans, but are still deserving of the same respect and praise.
a person who works in military or who sacrifice doing good work for the country
toute personne ayant participé de près ou de loin à la défense du Canada.
Personne qui fait partie de l'armée canadienne et qui ne pratique plus dans l'armée
A Veteran is a brave person who fought four our country and freedom.
Anyone who was actively involved in the military.
someone who has been an active member of the canadian forces and participated in peace keeping and other missions around the world.
Personne ayant partiticipé de près ou moins dans la guerre
someone who has participated in the armed forces
someone who has served in the military but no longer does.
someone who has served time in the military fighting for their country / what they believe in
toutes personnes ayant servies dans notre armée en temps de guerre
men and women who served in world war I and II.
A person whose life has been permanently affected by war
Any current or past member of our armed forces
someone who served in a branch of the Canadian military
(It&#8217;s &#8220;whom&#8221;, by the way.)<br /><br />I consider a veteran an individual who is or was prepared to put him or her or whatever self (I can&#8217;t write &#8220;theirself&#8221;...sorry) in harm&#8217;s way to
Anyone who has ever served in any of our military forces and has now left that service.
Any member of the Canadian Armed Forces who has served as part of special missions abroad.
Serving and ex service members. Civilians, police diplomatic corps persons who serve in conflict.
Someone who honorably served in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Any one who was a member of any branch of the service in the past and recently.
Anyone who has served or represented Canada in a war or combative action
Any person who has served this great country I call home.
Anyone in any branch of the military who has served their country.
any soldier no longer serving in full capacity
Someone who was, has or is fighting or has fought for our country
Anyone who has served, past and present.
Anyone who has served in a combat or combat support role
Anyone who serves Canadian interests and assists those whose safety is compromised by acts of violence.
anyone who has ever served in any branch of the military
I consider any one who has served in our armed forces a veteran as we generally have no idea whether a specific person may have served in a combat zone or encountered PTSD situations.
All those who went to war in any capacity and survived
anyone, male or female, who served in a war anywhere in the world, in any year
Anyone who served for Canada as a member of the forces.
Any person who has served to maintain Canada's freedom. No matter their age!
ALL who served & sacrificed for we Canadians.
A person who went to serve in the army, navy or air force lived through the war and is here today to tell us about it.
Any person who has given service in the military In the defence of our country weather at war or in peacekeeping.
Those who have served Canada in the armed forces in war and peace. Traditionally we have thought of those who served in World Wars 1 & 11, but all who have served since are also veterans and should be respected and honoured
Anyone who served in any branch of the military during any conflict on home or international soil.
Someone who has served Canada via the army, airforce, navy or merchant marines.
Anyone who fought for allied Military, in war, including doctors, medics, nurses
A person who joined armed forces that put themselves in harms way
Any member of the Canadian army/navy/air force who served or are serving.
Those who have sacrificed in service of canada
anyone serving the countries needs abroad (soldiers and medics and logistics personnel) and also the ones doing similar work in our own country
I consider Canadian soldiers who fought for our freedoms (which are slowly being taken away from us by Trudeau and his party) are veterans.
Anyone who served or are serving in the armed forces
Any-resonates who has served in the Canadian Armed Forces, Navy or Airforce
Anyone who has served in any branch of the Canadian Armed forces. IMO also should include reservists.
Any man or women who served our country in the past before the more recent activity in say 20 years
Those who have (or are) serving in the armed forces or WW2 Merchant marine etc.
anybody with employment or volunteer history with army, navy, or air force or any other military branch associated with these 3 entities
all those who were in one form or another in the Canadian military at one time.
Any one who served in the armed forces overseas. Domestic service is admirable, but less of a sacrifice.
A veteran is any person , regardless of age, was in a battle .
A person who have served in the military. Past and present.
Anyone who has served in combat or combat related practices.
Any person who is currently serving or has served in the forces
Any one who was or is an enlisted member of any branch or the Canadian military
to me anyone thatwent to war for there country
Anyone who served in our nations military units regardless if they served overseas
Someone who has served in the armed forces. Emphasis on those who have seen combat or been deployed overseas
anyone who has served in a military service
Those who wore the Canadian Air, Navy, or Air Force uniform
A person in the military who sacrificed their life during war whether or not they died
Anyone who serve(d/s) in military or law enforcement.
Someone that served as part of the Canadian military.
Any persons who served in any war effort for Canada and her allies
Someone who has been a part of our armed forces and protected/served our country, even in times of &#8220;relative&#8221; peace.
Anyone who has served in the armed forces of Canada
Any member of our Canadian Forces who fought for our freedom and democracy.
Rememberance day should be more about the diverse people who made the country great
Anyone that has served the country in any capacity
Anyone who has served in a combat zone (includes support / operations staff)
Anyone who is a former member of the military or military reserve, or has taken part in a battle for their country during a war.
Retired members of the Canadian Armed Forces
Anybody who has served in the military. And war veterans are who have served at warzone.
Canadians who have served directly in armed conflict in any war
Anyone that has served in the army Especially the ones that were involved directly in combat
A current or former member of our armed forces who served.
A Veteran, in my mind, is a person that has given service to protect the rights and freedoms of his or her country and the country's allies in times of conflict. This doesn't necessarily mean as a member of the armed forces.
any memeber in the military or police force
All who has fought for our way of life. Navy, army, air force, and so forth.
veterans are persons who have volunteered and/or worked for the Arm Forces and Reserves both at home and abroad to protect and support our values, morals and lives of our citizens and our allies.
People who in one way or another works to protect our way of life
Anyone who has served in the Canadian military.<br />Specifically the first person who comes to mind is my roommate whom was injured in Iraq.
a person who has or is serving in a military position of any part of the armed forces. But also including those who are in the policing capicity as well.
Anyone who has served out of the country
Anyone who has served in the military! This in some cases would merchant marines!
Someone who has served and or died in defence of Canada
Someone who served in some capacity in a war to <br />Fight for our freedoms or the<br />Freedoms of other countries<br />against tyranny, communism<br />socialist governments, dictatorships, countries exporting terrorism or
Any one, in any capacity, who has been involved in conflict for Canada
Any person who served in the Canadian Armed Forces and completed their trade qualification course.
Anyone who has served in any branch of the Canadian military.
One who has served with Canadian Armed Forces
Veteran is someone who gave service to our country
My father in law that served in WWII. He chose to serve his country so that I am able to live my life in freedom.
Someone who served in the Canadian Military. For longer than 5 years.
Anyone who fought in a war or supported / supplied those fighting. In a way I consider widows / widowers veterans because of the huge sacrifice they too have made
A part our present member of our armed forces
Someone who went and fought for freedom from nazi Germany.
Any retired soldier. Especially those who fought in wars in the last century
Makes that have served our country in the past and present. Women get into the military with lower standards. White men have to work harder. Minorities and women have lower standards and quotas to allow them into the military
anyone who has been in the military and retired
Anyone who is enlisted or who has served domestically or abroad in any military capacity
Anyone who served in the Canada Armed Forces
Members of the armed forces and associated supportive organizations
Someone who risked their life fighting for their country <br />
Any person that has served under the banner of the Armed Forces, as well as Coast Guard, and emergency services pressed into action during a time of war.
A veteran to me is anyone who has served our country, whether in the military, policing, or peacekeeping.
Anyone who was involved in a war either directly or indirectly (I think it should be broad)
Anyone who was a uniformed member of the Canadian Armed Forces.
someone who has served in the military, particularly those who saw battle
Someone who actually fought for country & not blindly lead by government officials.
Someone who an active soldier during a major conflict
Anyone who has served in the military in any capacity. Those that have seen combat deserve extra consideration though.
Any serving, retired, or person laid to rest for their final watch on duty!
Anyone who has served in the armed services
Those who have served in military missions.
Anyone who has served in any branch of the military any time.
My father is a Veteran as he served in the British Army
Anyone who has served in the military. Emphasis on anyone serving in a combat zone.
A solider that went to war and lucky enough to make it back<br />Real salt of the earth people a way of life we as canadians are losing because we cant hurt someone's feelings
Anyone who, or will to, put their life on the line to defend freedom or to bring freedom to others in the world
Anyone who has served in active duty in the Canadian Military.
Persons who have served in the Military who have fought for the freedoms Canadians.
A veteran is anyone who has served in the military
Military personnel who were posted to War zones
anyone who has served with the Armed Forces
anyone who has served the military in any capacity
Someone who has served Canada through the military if they are a soldier, reservist, or a civilian contractor. I would also consider intelligence officers veterans.
Any person who was in the war or their families
Any member of the military who has seen active service in conflict or peace keeping.
All who participated actively to win the war
My closest connection is my own father, who served in WW2. Any person who serves in the military
Anyone that has taken the pledge to serve a term with our Military
a veteran is someone who has served our country in active combat duty.
Anyone who has served in military during wars and armed conflicts.
Any person has been a part of the Canadian military from solider, to cook and everything in between. They served in any war that canada has been a part of or served their terms in the reserves or awaiting deployment. <br />
someone that contributed in the fight for freedom no matter what their role in the war
Someone who has taken part in the military or participated in a war and have served our country
Les militaires qui ont ete au combat pour notre liberter
Une personne qui a déjà combattu ou travaillé dans l'armée
someone who served in protecting our country
someone who has served our country as part of the military
Anyone who has served in the armed forces for our country. Whether or not they were in a war. Time served, is time served.
un combatant d'un certain age, un troufion
A person who signs up for the army and contributes to the efforts required to maintain our country's values, both on and off the field of war.
une personne qui a participer aux grandes guerres
Anyone who contributed or made sacrifices for or within our armed forces, during both times of war and of peace, from those who fought on the front lines, to those who remained at home and worked to provide support, to those
Some one who served for Canada in the military.
Anyone who fought to keep our country safe and free
The men and women that sacrificed there lives and all that still do
Anyone who has served time in the Armed Forces in an official capacity (not consultants, third party service providers, etc.)
One who has joined the armed forces and served honourably.
Anyone who has served with any branch of the Canadian Armed Forces
Someone who served honourably in the armed forces
Anyone who has ever fought in a war or worked in the military
Someone who has served in a Canadian Gov&#8217;t organized armed service or of a foreign gov&#8217;t.
Someone who had served with the military
Any one who has completed basic training and fulfilled their assigned duties for the time appropriated
Any person who has served Canada in the military.
peoples who serve and now are off the army.
Active combat participants in WW1 or WW2.
A military member or ex military member, living or deceased
Anyone who served in an WW, or other international war arena (Korea, peacekeeping etc.) with our armed forces. Also Reservists who served out of our country with the regular forces. And those who served in other forces in suc
Anyone who has served in a military service.
People who have or are in the military prepared to serve in war.
All men and women who have worn a military uniform and served or have been prepared to serve the country vin their respective capacities
Anyone past or present who has served our country and protected our freedom. The real fight now it's within our own country against Pharmaceuticals. Vaccines and other drugs being pushed on people will be/is the demise of hea
Any person that has served their country in any of the military branches
Anyone who has served in the military in a war or 'peace' mission
A person that actually participated in action overseas.
Anyone who has fought against tyranny and oppression in the world to ensure that not only does our country stay free but that others around the world can hope to obtain that same freedom themselves one day.
Armed forces personnel who served in wars.
Those who volunteered to serve in all the branches of the Canadian Military.
A person who served Canada in time of war
A Veteran is someone who fought for our freedom. Protected us and others who were oppressed.
Anyone who is join the arm services air army navy
Anyone who has actively fought in a war on Canada's behalf.
A member of the armed forces who has engaged in military conflict.
A member past or Present of our armed forces
any military person whom has enlisted to serve in the navy, army military or medical or any other association with Canadian Armed Forces in any capacity in any conflict or peacekeeping.
Anyone who enlisted in the Canadian Military, regardless if they served overseas or at home.
anyone who served in the Canadian Armed Forces
A person who served for Army or took active action during war time to restore peace.
Military or other public service directly in support of our military objectives.
Anyone who is employed by the armed forces in Canada. Maybe leaning more toward having active duty in a dangerous situation, but serving during peacetime also requires sacrifice.
Any past or present member of the military that served in combat/warzone.
The first veteran I ever knew was my dad who served in WWII. Since then I appreciate the updated versions of veterans as people who are present today. This is important to stress as otherwise, those of us who remember the vet
Members who served in peacekeeping missions and on behalf of Canadians
Someone who served in the military during wartime.
Someone who served in War or Peacekeeping
All who served in both world wars and since then, anyone who has served in a conflict anywhere in the world in which Canada sent troops.
Those who have served in an area of conflict
Men and women who belong to the services nd those that did fight for us and give their lives
Anyone who served in the wars-in combat or non combat positions
Been to war served in the forces retired or active
Anyone who has served in a war who fought for our right and freedom
Someone who has sacrificed his/her life for their country.
Quelqu'un qui a fait partie de l'armée canadienne et a combattu dans une guerre
Quelqu'un ayant combattu pour les forces armées canadiennes
personnes qui s'est battu pour l'honneur de son pays
person who served in the military force and fought in a war.
Anyone who gave their time to help our country or their own country during time of war and peril.
Anyone who served in the military and saw combat
someone who fought for their lives for our country
un hero qui a fait la geurre pour revenir icit et voir que sa va pas mieux icit
Quelqu'un qui a fait l'armée comme métier et qui a atteint ses années de service
brave people who served and should be honoured on this day
Anyone who defended an attack against Canada on our soil.
Anyone who has served in any branch of the armed forces or as peacekeepers.
A person who has served in a military capacity.
One who served on a battlefield, or as support for those who did.
Anyone who has served with any branch of our Armed Forces in ANY capacity
A veteran is anyone who served our country, ready to make the ultimate sacrifice no questions asked.
One who has served behind enemy lines in service to our country over the last 100 years.
anyone who has served in the military and is alive or deceased weather on a combative mission or working in Canada
anyone who has served in or for our country
Any person who has worn the uniform of the regular military and the reserves
Any military member who performed active duty overseas
Anyone who was a member of the army, navy or airforce during wartime.
Anyone who served in our armed forces during a time of war or a peace keeping missing.
Those who served in active military service during wars and times of strife. Also civilians who were involved in work during the great wars.
Those that have served at home and abroad - now & "then"
my father served in ww2<br />I served in the CAF
a person who has served in the military forces of any country, whether an ally or not
Anyone who has served their fellow Canadians at home or abroad.
Any Canadian who has been in combat or peacekeeping.
Anyone who has served in the military, or fought in a war against opression
A person who has fought in any war that Canada has participated in.
Any man or woman that has served in the armed forces.
Anyone who has served or continues to serve in our military. Men, women and service animals
Someone who served in peace keeping and combat
someone who fought and died in a war, whether alive or dead
Veterans are all who have readied themselves for the ultimate sacrifice, put on a uniform, and served their country.
My grand father. My father inlaw. My uncle
Someone who has served in the military and is no longer in the military; not civilian staff of the military.
A person who has been or is in the Canadian Armed Forces
Anyone who has served in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Anyone who has fought for this great country of ours. Fought for our peace & freedom in Canada. That includes service animals too!
A veteran is anyone that has served in the military in any position.
Any one who served in a hostile environment
Anyone who has served in a time of conflict or peacekeeping operation.
someone who has served in the armed forces
All men and women who serve in our military.
Persons who have served in the military full time, including during war time or peace time, reservists who have served more than 3 years.
someone who served in the Canadian armed forces
Anyone who has been a member of a military service
Any person who has served in the military for a term and, I think has served or been prepared to serve, in a conflict
A person who has served in the Canadian Military, for 10+yrs and/or completed one tour of duty!
anyone who has been in the army,navy or air force and has been to war or peace keeping over seas or any other country.
An armed person who left Canadian soil to fight for democracy, and came back alive.
I consider anyone who has served in the Canadian armed forces a Veteran. Special commendation for those who say combat or who were injured/killed in service, but that is not necessary to be a Vet.
Someone who fought in a war outside of Canada
Any person who has served Their country in a military capacity
Anyone who has served a tour of active duty, combat or otherwise.
Any man or woman who served it serves in our military<br />
A person who has served our country in during a conflict
A person that has been active in our forces in times of war
Myself as served 24.5 years RCAF and served in Egypt/Israel/Syria summer 1974 when Cdn Buffalo aircraft with 9 Cdn's with UN colours shot down by Syrian military. Also focus seems to be on WW1 & WW11 vets we seldom see suppor
someone who has served on the front lines of any dangerous mission(peace keeping or war)
I consider anyone who has participated in military activity to protect Canada a veteran.
Those that have served in the canadian forces
any one that has served in the armed forces
any CANADIAN who has served in our military
Someone who served active duty in military action
someone who has served Canada in a conflict/war/peacekeeping
a person that have served in the military
Person enlisted to be ready for war, now or in the past
anyone who has served our country in the armed forces, merchant marines, other military operations
somebody who served the country in times of conflict, in times of war and in peacekeeping missions. Both those who pass and those who come back alive.
EVERYONE who worked at home or abroad whether in active duty or at home. I consider conscientious objectors to be veterans as well.
Anyone who has Served in some form or another for our country
some one that served in the armed forces
any person who has fought in a war, no matter where it was fought , including Viet Nam, the Falkland Islands, the wars in Afghanistan, Africa and the middle east
Anyone who has served in one or more of our armed forces, regardless of whether or not they ever fought in a war.
A veteran is anyone past and present who has worked in either the military or public service police forces, and emergency services.
Anyone who has served at home for national defence or abroad in wars or peacekeeping missions.
Those who fought and passed away. Those who served in any capacity, civilian or other member of the services - yesterday, today, or tomorrow.
Past members of the armed forces. Maybe current members? Not sure.
People that have fought for our country peacekeeper medical personnel anyone that deals with the war
Person who served or serves in our military
Any Canadian who has fought against tyranny for the Country in wars properly declared by the government.
Anyone who served in a military capacity as a career or in a war situation.
Any one who is alive or dead who has served in any capacity for our country since World War 1 right up to today
Anyone who is part of the army navy and Air Force
any one who served in the military, navy, air force
Anyone who has served in the Canadian military; home or abroad.
Someone who has served in a theater of war
A veteran is anyone who is serving or has served in the Canadian Armed Forces.
People who served in the military for Canada (other countries served would also be Veterans)
Anyone who served our country in owner. Military
Someone who is no longer in active military but has gone to war for our country or gone on a mission for the protection of our countries beliefs and freedom.
anyone that has served in any aspect of the armed forces
Someone who has served in a war like environment
Those who fought in the two World wars, Korean War, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Gulf war and any other service that the military is involved in to protect our freedoms.
People who have served in the armed forces of Canada, including my father and myself
Anyone who has served in the army or any war . So we the people can be free
Any person who was in the military is a veteran my dad was a veteran
Anyone who has served in the army and armed forces working on protecting Canadian citizens.
An individual who served in the military and those who represented Canada in a combat situation or peacekeeping with the armed forces
Those who have served in the military or paramilitary forces.
People that serve our country to protect our borders
Anyone who wears or have worn a military uniform to defend the free world.
Anyone person who enlisted In the army, airforce, government forces.
any Canadian that fought for our security and the security of democratic nations.
Someone who has served their country in the military
Anyone who served in the Canadian Armed Forces or in a war or peacekeeping
Someone who has participated in the war for freedom and sovereignty of humanity, understands the horror of it and would rather it never came to that again.
A member of active combat, or member of the military involved in active combat. In regards to this discussion, one who has fought for Canada, and is Canadian
Someone who has held a role in military but has been discharged or is retired.
Those who have served in the Canadian military
Any active or former person who has served in the military.
Anyone who has served in the military, police fire, border guards ambulance and other security forces that protect people and borders
anyone who served in the Canadian armed forces. <br />Anyone who represented Canada in a military operation.
anyone who served overseas in a theatre of war in a declared war or peacekeeping mission. Not one where we were just supporting USA polictical motives
Someone who served our country in war and peace keeping.
Any one in the armed forces past and present who retire or resign their position and return to civilian life.
Anyone who has served in our military. At home or away, in any capacity.
People who served in Canada's armed services and saw active duty.
My great grandfather, grandfather and cuzin all era InMy family
Those that have served in the armed forces.
Anyone that has sacrificed, directly or indirectly to better this country. Keeping us safe.
Someone who has risked their lives with Canada's armed forces in actual combat.
I consider a Veteran to be anyone who has served in the Canadian Armed Forces.
One who went to war for the betterment of people
Anyone who has served in the Armed Forces of Canada.
a retired soldier who fought to protect Canada
Any Canadian that has served in the armed forces
Someone who has been deployed in a hostile environment.
Any person that has served in any capacity with anything to do with protecting our country and its citizens.
Anyone who was in the military for several years
And military servicemembers who served during wartime or peacetime
Someone who believed that violence is a good way to solve problems
Someone who has served in any capacity in an armed conflict or peacekeeping mission.
Any one who served in Canadian military (including air force/Navy, and medical units) including current returning members.
A current or past member of our armed forces, who has served a tour of duty in at least one theatre of war
Soldiers who have served during wartime in war zones
Armed forces serviceman and servicewoman who has received training and been deployed at lease once, or been stationed as a reservist
personne ayant servie pour les forces de l'ordre qui n'est maintenant plus en services
UNe personne ayant participer à la guerre
Soldats qui ont contribué a la liberté d'un pays
I consider a veteran as anyone who has been to war served in a conflict any member of the armed Forces who may have served in peace time.
someone who served in the armed forces in the past...current members will become veterans when they are finished their service
Any one who has participated in either World War, Merchant Marines,Korean War, Afghanistan, Peacekeepers, or is a member of the military or volunteers who also contributed. My big issue is that I wish the government would rem
Someone who served in the armed forces from ww2 vets to those who served in Afghanistan
anyone who laid their ass on the line to make Canada a better place
Any person who has been in the armed services.
Anyone or served or suffered in war or peace for the military directly or indirectly
When I think of veterans, I think of my grandfather who went to war at 16 and had a very important job. Also the fact that he spent 2 years in hospital due to his injuries.
Anyone who fought for our country and continue to fight
Someone who has fought in a war and lived through it
a Veteran is someone who served in a war
a person who served in the active military, naval, or air service
n'importe quel soldat ayant deja combatu
Someone who fought in WW1 or WW2 in service of Canada and our freedom
Persons who served to ensure and preserve our lifestyles
Any person who has been honorably discharged from any of the Military service lines.
Somebody who is or was in the armed forces
Those who have served in the military specifically war zones.
Un soldat qui a participé à une guerre, comme combattant.
Tout individu ayant participer à n'importe quelle branche des Forces armées.
tous les soldats qui ont défendu la liberté et le droit des personnes peut importe le pays.
Quelqu&#8217;un qui c&#8217;est battue pour le pays
Toute personne qui a participé à une guerre à laquelle a pris part le Canada
Tous les soldats, militaires dans toutes les branches
Tous celles et ceux qui ont participé à un conflit armé.
c'est celui qui a combattu pour notre pays
Tous ceux et celles qui sont allés à la guerre et qui ont pris leur retraite ou qui ont dû quitter suite à des blessures ou une maladie
Toute personne qui a oeuvré dans les forces armée et impliqué dans unb conflt
Un ancien militaire ayant participé à une guerre
Toute personne qui a combattu pour défendre la liberté
Any retired armed forces member, or any one who is still serving who has been in combat. Any one who died defending our freedom or the freedom of our allies.
Toutes les personnes qui sont allées à la guerre peu importe le pays et l'âge
le vétérans des guerres mondiales et autres conflits dans le monde pour defendre une démocratie et le maintien de la paix dans le monde
Un ancien militaire ayant participé a la guerre
Militaires qui ont combattu ou réalisé des missions dangeureuses à l'étranger.
Toutes les personnes peu importe leur âge qui ont faites parties des forces armées
A person who has been listed with the army, navy or air forces and is no longer in service.
Quelqu'un qui a participé à servir le Canada en temps de guerre.
Anyone who has served on active duty in the Canadian Armed Forces
une personne qui a participé a défendre les droits humains
Ceux qui ont fait la guerre et qui ont réussit à y survivre
Tous les militaires qui ne sont plus actifs dans les forces armées
Membre de l&#8217;armée canadienne ayant combattu ou travaillé autrement au maintien de la,paix.
Quelqu'un qui a servi le pays dans l'armée ou la réserve.
Someone who has served our country in a military or non military role
Un militaire qui combattu pour nos droits Merci
Quelqu'un qui est allé à la GUERRE et en est revenu vivant !
Somebody who as serve 5 + years in the military.
Ceux qui ont combattu sur le terrain et à distance.
Des personnes qui ont fait la première et la deuxième guerre mondiale, mais également celles et ceux qui ont participé à des missions de paix.
Un soldat qui a été en pays étranger, dans un pays en guerre
C&#8217;est quelqu&#8217;un qui s&#8217;est battu au sein de l&#8217;armée canadienne afin de défendre les intérêts du pays.
Anyone who fought in a war as a member of a military.
Tout soldat qui a offert du temps dans l&#8217;armée ou la réserve
white men who believe they are entitled through white men privileges.
Tous ceux et celles qui ont participé aux conflits à travers le monde et qui ont risqué leurs vies pour aider les autres à garder la leur!
Les soldats ayant pris part aux deux grandes guerres mondiales.
Tout les militaires de l'armée régulière canadienne
Tous ceux qui sont allés en Europe combattre et les docteurs infirmières
military or law enforcement personnel that served in a conflict zone
Participé à une bataille armée, sur le terrain ou dans l'organisation en connaissant des participants sur le terrain
Military personnel who served in WWII like my father or in other wars, like my brother in the Persian Gulf.
Anyone who has been in the Army Navy etc and in any of the wars including the 1st and 2nd World Wars, the Korean War, Afghan War etc. These brave men and women still continue to support our country. Anyone who wears the Can
Anyone who has served their country by being in the military forces.
Toutes personnes qui ont participé aux forces militaires, soldats, aviateurs, marins et tout le personnel de soutien à ces forces.
La personne qui a fait la guerre en représentant le Canada à l'étranger pour une cause spécifique
Someone who has served in the armed forces, past or present.
anyone who served in the military for any reason in any occupation that has since retired from the military
A service person who served in the Canadian Armed Forces.
any one who has seen action wearing our uniform
People that have served the military during a war or peacekeeping mission.
Anyone who is or has been in any miitary institution
Generally anyone who has served in the armed forces but specifically those who have been in battle
Anyone who serves now and in the past for the Canadian armed forces.
Any person who has served their country during war.
Any person willing to sacrifice their life for their fellow countryman and their country.
A vet is a man or women who have served this country in an act of war. Who have made our flag and country proud.
People who fought and survived or died in war
Anyone who served in the army or anyone who assisted Canadian war efforts (ie unrecognized people of colour and Indigenous people, women)
Anyone who contributes to military service in any capacity
Anyone who has served in the Canadian Armed Forces in a conflict or crisis at home or overseas.
Those who have fought in wars in the past
Anyone who has served in the military, especially those who have seen combat.
Anyone who participated in a war defending our country
Any one who served I. The military and first responders
Someone who is considered a veteran is someone who has seen activities in any of our Air Force Navy or Army<br />Any of these people God house join the forces in any way
An individual who served in an armed conflict
Anyone who's served but esp our few remaining WW2 vets
Anyone who served in the armed forces or was is armed forces.
A person who served in armed forces and retired that career.
They are people who have served in military.
anyone that has fought in a war or conflict or has served in a peace keeping capacity. I give more weight to those that participated in armed conflict.
My father, anyone who served in a military conflict
All persons who were in the<br />services of Canada....includ-<br />ing today...not just the past!
Anyone who has served in the Canadian (or Allied) armed forces during a conflict or war.
Anyone who served in the military at anytime, not just combat
Anybody who fought in a war or was involved in that war'r effort in a capacity that made them part of the arm forces.
Any person who has served in the Canadian military regardless of when or what they did.
any one who has served, or volunteered in the Canadian Military
Those who have served in a combat situation or war or peacekeeping
Anyone who has served for the armed forces. Although I recognize the need and significance of all the administrative and logistical support needed for the armed forces I would probably give more weight to someone who has seen
Soldiers that fought for our country as part of our military forces
Anyone who served in the war, either over there or back here in Canada with supporting people who returned.
Anyone who has served in the Military during active combat or been in direct contact with active conflict
Anyone who has served the military and gone to war.
People who have extensively served in the Canadian Forces.
Anyone who has served whether in theatre of war or a peacekeeper. Basically anyone that has worn the uniform.
anyone who was part of any canadian armed forces branch
People who served in the Canadian military, or people who fought for Canada whether in official capacities or unofficial capacities, like those who went o fight against ISIS with the Kurdish forces or against Franco Fascists
anyone that has served in the armed forces to serve and protect our nation, anyone who has served in a peacekeeping capacity to maintain the integrity of other nations during times of peace and crisis.
Moi, I went to Afghanistan, need to be on a combat tour
anyone who has served in the forces for more than 10 years
Someone who has served in the military in any capacity and is now retired from the military
anyone who puts on a uniform for our country
Someone who has served in the military for Canada. Also those that have fought for their respective countries for peace and freedom
Any person, past & present who is in the armed forces.
Someone who served Canada in the military
Anyone who has served in the Canadian Forces
Anyone who served in the armed forces or the merchant marine in the 2nd WW.
Someone who served in the military in a combat or peace-keeping situation
Anyone who has served as an active service member
A person who actively served in a military operation
Any individual who has served in Canada's armed forces abroad or at home
Any soldier who has served in a war zone.
Difficult. Anyone who has served the military.
Anyone who serves in the military or has fought for Canada in a WAR.
Anyone, living or dead, who fought in a military initiative to protect their country.
Anyone who volunteered for military service and performed that service abroad in a conflict that posed any danger to their life and safety.
Why does Canada need to fund the EU for Veterans Events? They are robbing their own people enough without robbing a Canada too.
Anyone who served for our country, past and present.
Retired military personal who served in conflict
Any member of military service who served during times of conflict
my father . any man or woman that has served on the field in the trenches who have seen battle or not . peacekeepers . no matter whether they were born here or not they have served for the betterment of canada .
Those whose served, those who supported and those who lived through wars
Anyone who served in the military in an active theater of war. An Ottawa desk jockey doesn't count.
Father grandfather three great-grandfather's also my son's Young friend died in Afghanistan
Who has fought world wars and died for rights of other people in different countries.
Anyone who has fought and served in the military with dignity and grace.
My grandfather who died in WWII and is buried in Holton, Netherlands
Anyone who served our country in the military during a time of war (whether they saw combat or not).
A soldier who sacrificed their life to fight in a war and or serve in the military
Anyone who served in any way, no matter the war, whether they went overseas or were based at home
anyone who has served this country in the military
Soldiers that went to war to fought for freedom for all.
Any one that was/is an active military personnel took part in an armed conflict
anyone who was involved in any way in the armed forces and auxiliaries from 1918 to 1960.
Any person who fought in wars,not just members of the military
Anyone who has served over six months overseas
People the government of Canada has sent to war
Anyone that sacrifices their time and often their lives to defend our country.
Anyone who served in an armed conflict or peace keeping action
Anyone that put their life on the line for their country serving in the line of duty
Anyone that served in the military, police, RCMP, hospitals during war, ambulance attendants. Also it does not matter which country they worked in.
a person who has served at least three years in the regular forces or reserves
anyone who has scarfice for our country who was in military service even if they did not go to war
Military personnel who have participated in a war.
Anyone who has served this country in an area of conflict.
Any person who served this country by being involved in conflict management and defence...including those behind the scenes who support these activities...some are outright military DND employees, and others are attached to D
- une personne civile ou portant un uniforme servant ou ayant servi dans une organisation ayant pour but de protéger/défendre pays et citoyens.
Those who served during all the wars we were engaged in plus those wearing the uniform today
A member of our military who has seen active duty- either through battle or peacekeeping operations.
Any person who has served in the armed services.
Anyone who has served in any branch of the military in all countries.
A veteran is a person who served in the military. I think some civilians who were instrumental in certain conflicts should also we given the same considerations as veterans because of their service.
Any person who has served in the military in service to Canada
People who have served in the armed forces or related services in a war zone.
Any one who has served in a war zone or more than 10 years with the military on peace keeping missions etc.
Anyone who has served or continues to serve our country in any military capacity
A person who has served or is currently serving with the armed forces
Any former for current member Canadian forces and law enforcement members
someone who has served in the armed services
Anyone who signed up and was either non combat or combat.
Those that have served in the Armed Force.
Anyone that has served their country by being in the forces and ready to defend or has been in any war
Any one who has served in the Canadian military
A person who served in a theatre of war.
someone who has served in the military and has seen action.
Anyone who enlisted in the armed forces.
Anyone who has served in our military/forces. They are all part of a team regardless if they were in combat
People who served the country during times of conflict. This includes the merchant marines and soldiers and staff who served in Afghanistan. <br />I disagree with Canadian involvement in many conflicts, but I feel that every
Former service members who saw active duty. It's not complicated anyone who has served their country in the military and has completed their tour of duty, leaving the service honorably is in fact a veteran. This is not someth
Men and women who have served in the many various depts of our military.
Someone who has completed a deployment away from their family
Someone who has served in the military overseas in a conflict - either in a combat, support, or peacekeeping role.
I have been both an Infantry Rifleman and Officer and a Medical Officer, and have been deployed overseas to Germany and Cyprus.<br /><br />I have not been deployed to a live combat zone, so I do not consider myself a veteren
Any person who participated in defending Canada and interests around the world.
Someone that fought to protect there country.
Any person who has enlisted to serve our country.
Anyone who served in a conflict area where risk of being attacked was higher than average
All who served in our military, who fought for our freedoms, who sacrificed for all Canadians to have and enjoy the freedoms that we have today.
Anyone in any service of the military both overseas and at home.
anyone that has served our country in any branch of the military, coastguard etc.
Anyone who served in the Canadian military in any capacity for overseas conflicts or for service at home.
Any person who has served in a variety of capacities in our armed forces
Those who have served our country as a member of our armed forces. I consider a veteran to be retired.
Anyone that has honorably served in any branch of the Canadian Armed Forces, RCMP, Peace Corps
Any individual who contributed to peace and order of the world as a serviceperson or as a civilian.
Anyone who serves their country in a military capacity
a person who has seen active battle in their career.
For my generation, almost anyone of my parents&#8217; and grandparents&#8217; generation who lived through either or both World Wars, especially the military and civilians who fought or were caught up in the battles of those
Anybody who served in any aspect of the armed forces.
A soldier that was affiliated with combatting in the wars
Those who fought and served for our countries freedoms
anyone In the military who serves to protect canada
Any Canadian who has served in the Canadian military
Anyone who has served in the military and is no longer in active service.
anyone who has served our country as a member of the military or the navy in any capacity (overseas, at home)
personne ayant réaliser un service militaire<br />
Anyone who has served in a war/peacekeeping effort in the past.
One who fought or helped in the armed forces
Someone who has fought in a war/battle or contributed greatly
Soldiers and army who fought to defend Canada
someome who has represented Canada in a war
Tous ceux qui ont participé à des missions dans l'Armée canadienne.
Somebody who served Canada in a war (especially WWI and WWII), whether they fought or were a medic or performed another duty that caused them to be deployed. Also, our veterans need better access to services.
Someone who has fought in a war eg. soldier, someone who was involved in war activities overseas, behind the scenes people like mechanics
People who served our country in defending our values.
A person who puts there life on the line for measly pay and benefits to serve and protect each and every citizen of this country, through combat, defensive and offensive operations and who live to tell the tale of glorious ba
Anyone who has served abroad in the military and returned to Canada.
My father who served in the Canadian Navy in WWII, was sunk and became a prisoner of war.<br />Anyone who has ever served in any capacity in the three branches of our armed forces at any point in their lifetime.
Anyone who served in Canada&#8217;s military services
An individual who has served in the military for 5-10 years minimum
Any man, woman or person who consciously decides to put our freedom as a country ahead of their own. irregardless of the fact that they may or may not have actually served in a mission or not.
A person who sacrificed their health and well being to fight existential threats to Western democracy and Western values.
Tout individu qui a participé activement aux opérations militaires afin de préserver la paix mondiale
Someone who fought and served during the war
Anyone who has served in the Armed Forces and served overseas in active operations
Those who served in the military, particularly those who served during war/peacekeeping missions
Anyone who has served in the armed forces. I have special respect for those who have seen action.
Anyone who has served in any branch of the Canadian military at any time.
Anyone who has volunteered to serve Canada
Individuals who have been in active combat duty during the two world wars
Someone who has served in the armed services.
Anyone who has served in the armed forces, in any role. Anyone currently who is enlisted, who is preparing for any scenario. Especially those who have passed away in the line of duty - giving the ultimate sacrifice
Any individual<br />Who has served<br />Their country in a Military capacity<br />Regardless of having been deployed
Individuals who served Canada as enlisted members of the military, civilian support workers in war zones (like translators in Afghanistan) and certain members of diplomatic or other corps active in combat zones on behalf of t
someone who was enlisted to serve in a previous or current war, either as front-line soldier or in other ways like pilots
any individual that has fought in a war (civil or military, national or international)
A past member of the armed services who has served Canada in any capacity. A war veteran is a past member of the armed services who served in a combat zone risking life and limb. There is a big difference in what they did a
An individual who served in the armed forces of Canada
A person who has served time in the military, working in a war effort. Everyone who makes that sacrifice
Someone who served in the Canadian military
Every soldier deployed abroad for a war.
A survivor of war - normally wars that did not need to happen.
Anyone who has fought in a combat role in a war, especially wars more than a generation ago
Anyone who has served for Canada in a military or peacekeeping role.
Any person who has served Canada in any war in our history.
People who served in any capacity of world war 2, also retired members of the current Canadian military
anyone who has had any role in the canadian forces RCAF and the RCN
A person who had given and sacrificed so much to protect our country and protect the world peace
Anyone who has served in Canadian Defense interests
Any member of the canadian armed forces who served active duty in any war or peacekeeping operation
anyone who participated in anyway in a war or peace keeping mission
those who served and those who lost loved ones in war conflict
People who have served in our military, and have left the service (not active)
Anyone who has served in the Armed Forces, particularly those who have been in combat or peacekeeping roles.
Enlistees and others who served for DND in active service or peacekeeping missions (or were prepared to do so)
Any person who signed up or served in a war in which Canada was in involved.
An individual who has served in our armed services in a war zone.
Anybody that has served in an active combat roll.
Someone who served in the military only, not police or first responders,
Anyone who has served in the military or as a peacekeeper or part of a UN or NATO campaign
any past member of the military or the rcmp
Anyone who actively served in the Canadian military and was deployed, either in time of war or peacekeeping or other international assignments.
Those that serve in our military to protect our country
All those who volunteered or were conscripted and served in various facets of engagements in whatever country Canada was asked to assist.engage in efforts for democracy.
Any person who was/is still involved in the military service in Canada
Any member of Canadian Military / Peacekeepers who directly served Internationally. Actual combat not required. Domestic support roles not sufficient.<br />
Any one who has served our Country in the Military or in any other way.
Anyone who served overseas in a military role
A person who has fought or served in another country on behalf of Canada for peace or security
Anyone who has served in the Armed Forces.
Anyone who has served in any branch of the armed forces.
Anyone who served in the military in a combat zone
Anyone who has served their country in war or armed conflict - military, peacekeeping, etc.
Anyone who has served from World War II to Korean War to Afghanistan to peacekeeping in areas such as Mali
someone who has fought for our country or peacekeepers
Anyone who has served in Canadian forces in an area of conflict.
A person who worked for the Canadians government for the military, in a role that was directly involved in on-the-ground military work. Not nessecarily only combat or peace-keeping, but combat and peace-keeping support perso
those who have served including a large number of my relatives
Anyone who was in the military, in any capacity.
Anyone who has previously served in the Canadian Armed Forces.
A person who actively fought in a primarily military capacity to restore, maintain or recover our freedom as an individual
Someone who enrolled in the military and served in any capacity to preserve existing liberty, further the spread of democracy, or prevent or stop the atrocities of authoritarian governments abroad.
Someone who has served in the Canadian Forces.
The men and women who are alive today, and have served in our military, that as a society we ignore. And so you know I am a veteran who had only two people this year acknowledge my service
Anyone who has served in a military conflict.
Anyone who has fought for or served in a military or foreign service/(some) diplomatic capacity for Canada in times of war or peace, but especially times of war, officially or unofficially
Those who fought in war or was part of the military
Anyone who has defended Canada, including those have participated in peace keeping adventures
Men and women who served in all levels of the arm forces
A person who fought for the freedoms of our country.
Any person who was in active duty for a reasonable duration of time.
My Grandfather who was gassed in World War 1
Any former member of the armed forces who went overseas or engaged in combat
Those who left their families behind and stood for peace work around the world
One who worked or served in any capacity during a war or peace keeping assignment
Past and present, living and dead persons who served in the armed forces
Someone who served in our military and had to endure active combat experience. Something most humans shouldn't have to experience.
No meaning at all.<br />Veterans served, but never fought, veterans served but did no work, veterans served but were time-serving layabouts.
any one who served Canada in the armed forces or in merchant marines in the war
Silent heroes (these folks are not protesters) - they are still waiting for a leaders who knows how to unite the country (disappointed by the growing divide).
anyone who has served their country be it military or civillian to make life better for others and help achieve peace and security
Anyone who has served the armed forces in either combat or non-combat roles
Anyone who has served in the armed forces of a country and is still alive.
someone who has served in the Canadian Forces who has retired or has been discharged for a reason other then retirement
any man , woman or other that serves within the armed forces and carries a rank .
Any person who contributed in any way in any of the Armed Forces worldwide.
Served Army, was in the war. Helped a lot of people with not much in return
Someone who has served for our country in the military, navy, army, air force, etc.
Anyone who has served or volunteered in the military including the Navy and airforce
Anyone who has served in a military role or protective services.
Soldiers who served in ww1, ww2, Korea, peacekeepers, Afganistan, Kosovo,Cyprus, and Police Officers who served overseas
any person that has served in the Armed Forces
Anyone who has served with honour in any branch of the armed forces.
Anyone who served a tour of duty as a soldier.
Any military personnel who have been deployed into conflict by the Canadian Govt.
A veteran is a person who has served in a specific war in fighting for Canada or her allies.
WW1, WW2, Korean war, Iraq, Afganistan, UN peace keepers<br />Somalia, Darfur.
Someone who has completed active military service not just trained
People who faught in earlier wars first, and all other military who have lost lives and served second
Military personnel, past and present. Especially those who attended conflict zones.
Any person that fought in a war as part of the Canadian military
Any individual who served in a full time or par time capacity in the armed services of Canada or one of our Allies.
Any member of armed services who has served in any capacity in any war or operation
Those who served/serve in the miliitary whether deployed in a combat zone or not
Whoever feels they are for providing the particular services that they swore a duty to preform.
anyone who has served in the canadian armed forces/coast guard
Anybody you enlisted for service with any of the military services.
Anybody who chooses to defend human rights
Anyone who has served in any military capacity
A veteran is ANY member of the CF that has served more than 2 years, or that has been in a theatre of operations in a combat capacity
My Father and uncles fought in WW2 and great uncles who fought in ww1<br />My brother's who served on call in the Marines and National Guard.<br />My Aunt who served in WW2 as an army nurse and for years after.<br />My siste
Anybody who contributed to any of the wars. Ww1,ww2, Korean, Vietnam, Afghanistan or any peace keeping deployments
Anyone who has helped maintain our society, military, police, fire , ambulance personnel
My husband, my father, both my grandfathers, my great uncles, some of who lost their lives for our country and are in the book of remembrance on Parliament Hill.
I consider a Veteran an individual that served in the military during any conflict including the Korean War. Also any one who has been an active member of the armed forces.
Survivors of war that served in the armed forces - not just WW2 - all wars
Everyone that participated or will participate in the war
Someone who served in the Canadian Armed Forces
A Veteran sacrifices his or her own freedom to ensure ours.
Someone who participated in some way in a conflict overseas
I consider anyone who has served to be a Veteran. Whether in combat or not, anyone who enlists has my respect.
Anyone who served in the military but particularly those deployed to a war zone or troubled area. Also, peace keepers and 1st responders on active service.
Anyone who has ever put their life at risk so that our country, our community, and our people would remain free from tyranny and hostility. Police, fire, EMS, military. Without these brave people our country would not be what
anyone who served our country at the risk of their life in war or peacekeeping missions
Anyone who has served in an operational role in the CAF. An operational role defined as placing their life on the line.
ex military with a pension I can only dream about
A person who has served in the armed forces.
A Canadian who has served his or her country while involved doing important military operations in aide of people in trouble.
-une personne qui a participé de quelque manière que ce soit aux opérations militaires du Canada à l'étranger
Ceux qui on été déployé dans un zone de guerre (soldat) ou de conflit (casque bleu).
Anyone who serviced to protect us/Canada
There are two categories: those who fought in WWII ( they are fewer and fewer), and those who fight for Canada in other wars eg Korean war, Afghanistan etc.
A military person who was on duty fighting for freedom (mostly) in past wars
A soldier who has served with the armed forces, navy or air force
Any Canadian citizen who has served in the military and fought in a war
Any person who has served in the armed forces or reserves during conflict or peace keeping.
Individuals who have served in the military.
Anyone who served Canada overseas in a conflict zone.
Any military personnel that has actively contributed to our protection and the protection of others.
anyone who served at "home" or abroad to help keep the world safe and free
Any person who took part in a combat mission or engagement while serving in Canada&#8217;s military forces
Someone who served in a military capacity.
Anyone who has served in a combat or peacekeeping mission oversees in a high risk area
Members of the armed forces and the merchant navy (in times of wars).<br />Past and present.
Anyone who has served our Country in any activity around the world.
Any military personnel who have put their life in danger to support freedom and democracy in an area of conflict.
a member of the military who has been deployed
Anyone who has worn a uniform especially those that went to war zones
Anyone who has served or been trained to serve with Canada's Armed Forces on a peacekeeping or military mission.
People who served in conflicts as part of the military. Remembrance is aimed at those people of white european origin mostly.
Anyone who has served in the military and was deployed and/or in a situation in which they risked their lives for others.
Any former member of the military - and any current member of the military (incl RCMP, Merchant Marine, etc.
Being a Canadian citizen and focusing on my heritage, I would consider a veteran to be anyone that has served in the Canadian military, past and present.
How can I define a Veteran when VAC can't even define one on their website?
Anyone who served in the armed forces, especially those who have been in combat.
Soldier who fought ww2 mostly, because they did not had the choice to fight, we had to stop the Axis. <br /><br />Modern soldier they choose the army as a job, no one force them.
Members of the Canadian Armed forces, past and present.
someone who has served in an armed conflict and was in danger
Generally those that served in an active conflict area.
Any individual you wore a military uniform
Anyone who served Canada through the Canadian Armed Forces or Rangers in a direct service role, whether combat or auxilary support.
A military member that has completed their trade/occupation training, posted to a unit or base, and served Canada honourably.
whoever served the country in the military, whether they went on a mission or not.
Someone in the military who went overseas in combat or military operations support
Any past member of Canada's military that has served in the military
Very simply, any person who has served our country in uniform. Age is not relevant.
anyone who joined the military or reserves.
Any person who has served this country in a military position.
Anyone who has joined the military and either fought for or been prepared to fight for the freedom we had had in Canada
Anyone who has served in the Canadian military, in a combat or peacekeeping role or in direct support of a combat or peacekeeping mission.
Any Military men or women who served our country during the various wars that Canada was involved it.
All who have worn the uniform in times of conflict.
Those who have served in any branch of the armed services.
Someone who fought in a war or served in the armed forces
A member of the armed forces that's served in a theatre of war/conflict
Those who fought in World war one and two
Members of Canadian military branches who have served and provided service in active battle scenarios.
Somebody who saw military action - not the guys who pretend.
people who got paid to fight in wars or peacekeepers
Anyone who work in the force . Even civilian working for the force
Any former member of any armed forces who served and was honourably discharged. The level to which we as Canadians should honour and acknowledge their service depends on which armed forces they were a member of and when they
any member of the Armed Forces who has served in a military action, is a veteran.
Someone who served as a member of the Armed Forces (for Canada).
All who have served time in the arm forces
Anyone that has put on a military uniform and taken the oath to protect our nation
Someone who served in the armed forces in a conflict
An individual who participated in some capacity, army officer, nurse, reporter ect.
Remembrance Day is a commemoration of those who fought in the two world wars in the early part of the 20th Century. I am uncomfortable with equating celebration of the sacrifices in those wars with other conflicts, especially
Anyone who has served in the Canadian military, regardless of when.
All military members, present day included
any man or woman who served with the military whether on the front lines, or support services, who served during either of the two world wars, to liberate countries to be free. This would include the army personnel who are c
My uncle who died in a German concentration camp. My brother-in-law who served in the Canadian Armed Forces. My best friend who served in the Canadian Armed Forces.
Someone who has been duped by various governments to believe that killing other people is heroic.
Anyone who served in any war or peace keeping mission
Someone who has served in military, including peacekeeping, deployments abroad or served in the military domestically.

Veterans and members of the Canadian Armed Forces have served in countries around the world. To your knowledge, in what countries have the Canadian military served over the years?
France,Belgique, Hollande, Allemagne, Italie, Pologne, Serbie, Croatie, Kosovo, Bosnie-Herzégovine, Afghanistan, Hong Kong, Corée
Britain<br />Holland<br />France<br />Germany<br />Cypress<br />Korea<br />Balkan Islands<br />Afghanistan<br />(forgetting many)
Irak, Afghanistan, France , tout ce qui inclut la première et la deuxième guerre mondiale
iran irak afganishtan france belgique allemangne russie asie afrique
Iraq<br />Rwanda<br />Bosnie<br />Pays-Bas<br />France<br />
Iran<br />Irak<br />Afghanistan<br />Syrie<br />Israel<br />Canada
Europe (WW1 and WW2), Africa, the middle east
à la 2e guerre mondial c'est en Normandie, en france
Irak, Haïti, Bosnie-Herzégovine, Croatie, Syrie, Corée, etc.
Don't remember specific countries, but I believe europe
Most of the middle East, eastern Africa, and across Europe
Canada, USA, Royaume-Unis, France, Allemagne, Pays bas, Italie, Hong kong, Russie,
Haiti<br />Congo<br />Middle East<br />Cyprus
I believe we assisted in Afghanistan and Seria
Rwanda, Iraq, Afghanistan, Iran, Syrie, kosovo, Ukraine, Congo,
Afghanistan, iraq, iran, Britain, france
Canada,United States of America, Iraq, Iran, Sudan, Germany, France, England, Russia
Lol vous voulez vraiment qu'on vous fasse une liste? J'ai pas vraiment le temps...
Vietnam, Corée, Afghanistan, Koweit, Irak, France, Afrique
France<br />Haiti<br />Canada lors de catastrophe <br />Chypre<br /><br />
Europe, Afganistan, Iran,<br />Vietnam, Irak et autres
Haiti<br />Syrie<br />Afghanistan<br />Allemagne<br />Italie<br />France<br />GB<br />Plusieurs pays d'afrique
Europe<br />Afghanistan<br />Kosovo<br />Algérie <br />Chili<br />Colombie<br />Congo<br />Égypte <br />Haïti<br />Bosnie<br />Iran<br />Irak<br />Yougoslavie<br />Rwanda<br />Soudan
Afghanistan <br />Iraq<br />Serbia<br />Gulf war<br />Korea<br />WWII<br />WWI
France, Angleterre, Italie, Belgique, Pays-bas, Allemagne, Corée du Sud, Chine(Hong Kong), Egypte, Chypre, Kosovo, Serbie,Cameroun, Koweït, Irak, Afghanistan et Haiti
Juno beach , Afghanistan , I taly 'Vietnam ,Africa, Korea
France, Italie, Chypre, Liban, Yougoslavie, Rwanda, Afghanistan.
Allemagne<br />France<br />Royaume-Uni<br />Pologne<br />Afghanistan<br />Syrie<br />Irak<br />Italie<br /><br />
Les pays où les casques bleus interviennent
Iran<br />Iraq<br />Bosnie<br />Afghanistan<br />États-Unis<br />Pakistan<br />Égypte<br />Congo<br />Somalie<br />Haïti<br />Etc.
Europe et Europe de l&#8217;est <br />Vietnam <br />Syrie<br />Irak<br />Afghanistan
France, Allemagne, Irak, Iran,<br />Moyen-Orient, Égypte, Koweit,<br />Turquie, Corée, Mali, Ruanda, et j'en oublie
bosnie afganistan corée<br />iran irak haiti kosovo
European countries<br />Turkey<br />African countries<br />Afghanistan<br />Korea<br />Iraq<br />Kosovo<br />And many other countries<br />
afghanistan, afrique, usa, liban syrie,haiti
Plusieurs.<br />Arabie en autre.<br />E.C.T.
Europe, Corée, Afghanistan, Chypre, Afrique (Rwanda)
Irak, iran, afganistan, bolivie, haiti, afrique du nord, sirie
France, Bosnie, Haïti, Afghanistan, Irak, Espagne, Congo, Soudan, Égypte
Bosnie, Chypre, Iran, Mali, Rwanda, Corée, France, Italie, et bien d'autres.
les états unis pendant la révolution américaine, la France (les deux guerres mondiales), afghanistan (mission de maintien de paix), Canada, syrie, palestine/israel
Afghanistan Haïti Serbie Sarajevo Corée France Allemagne Canada &#128517;
France<br />U.K. <br />Netherlands<br />Belgium<br />Italy<br />many African countries<br />Afganistan
Depending on the specific conflict, many countries in Europe, Africa, Middle East, any where they were needed
Iraq<br />Afgannistan<br />Koweit<br />France ( normandie )<br />Bosnie <br /><br />
Un peu partout dans le monde comme Chypre, L'Europe, L'Asie surtout durand la deuxième guerre et lors de la guerre de Corée.
Afghanistan, Iraq, Vietnam, Germany, France,
Irak<br />Afghanistan<br />Ukraine<br />Bosnie<br />France<br />Chypre<br />Syrie<br />Serbie
Afghanistan, Bosnia, Cyprus, Israel (Golan Heights; Suez Canal area), Rwanda, Mali, Lebanon, Korea, Congo. Somalia, Croatia, Haiti, Ethiopia, Germany, France, Brussels, Holland, Hong Kong
France, Alaska, Japon, Corée, Atlantique, Afrique du Nord, Golfe Persique, Afghanistan, Irak, Kosovo, Libye, Québec...
Angleterre, France, Allemagne, Italie, Philippines, Afghanistan, Turquie.
France, England, Italy, Cyprus, Somalia, Bosnia, korea
Europe, Africa, Asia, North & South America. Countries on every continent in Wars and Peace Keeping as well as Civil Aid.
France, Belgique, Soudan, Afrique du Sud, Syrie, Russie, Allemagne, Corée.
France<br />Divers pays d'Afrique<br />Kosovo<br />
Je ne suis pas assez certaine mais peut-être l'irak, l'iran, le kowet, haiti, le wranda
Haïti bosni Rwanda Afghanistan Irak Mali Pays-Bas 2ieme guerre Europe 2ieme guerre et première
Rwanda, Croatia, 1er et 2ème guerre mondial,afganistan
Europe, Corée, Vietnam. Afrique, Balkans,
Canada, turkey, Afghanistan, Kosovo, Iraq, saudi Arabia, France, England, Belgium, Holland, Greece, Vietnam, Korea, Germany, many more
Rwanda, Croatia, Crete, Afghanistan, Libya, and<br />Haiti. African countries of Ethopia and Mozambique and others
All of them. Any country with a government, Canada&#8217;s armed forces have been to.
WW I, II, Korean, Cyprus, Croatia/Bosnia/Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, and recently in a country in Africa, the name of which I don&#8217;t remember. I believe Canada May have been involved in the Boer War but not entirely sure.
England <br />France<br />Germany<br />Belgium<br />Philippines <br />China<br />Japan<br />Morroco<br />Tunisia<br />Italy<br />Yugoslavia<br />Greece<br />Afghanistan
Afganistan, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Denmark, Germany, Korea, Hong Kong, Bosnia, Serbia, Italy, Egypt
England France Germany Italy Netherlands northern Africa Belgium Cypress Former Yugoslavia Afghanistan Rwanda
much of Europe, Iraq, Vietnam, Kahzikstan, Afganistan and surrounding countries
Too many to list<br />Germany, UK, France, Italy, Uganda, Samolia, Afghanistan, North/South Korea, Japan, Belgium, North Africa, Ukarain, Yugoslavia, Kosovo,
europe ' Africa, Bosnia. croatia, Asia , Most of the world.
Italy, France, Holland, England, other European countries and Afghanistan. They have served as Peace Keepers in Eastern Europe like Kosovo and also several countries in Africa.
Syria <br />Afghanistan <br />Kuwait <br />Congo<br />Korea <br />Somalia <br />Rwanda
Afghanistan, Korea, Germany, Italy, Holland, and, Serbia, to name a few.
Canadian military has been in most countries around the world over the last 100 years
Europe<br />Africa<br />Vietnam <br />Korea<br />Afghanistan <br />Middle East<br />
Europe; Africa; Afganistan; Korea; Iran; Iraq; Vietnam; Cyprus; South America; Haiti;
France, England, Germany, Korea, Cyprus, Bosnia, Afghanistan . . .
Europe<br />Bosnia<br />Somalia<br />Afghanistan <br />Middle East<br />Korea<br />Mali
Too many to list, almost every country that&#8217;s had a conflict.
Germany, Cyprus, Israel, Somalia, Canada,Italy, Belgium, France, former Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, WestAfrica, more and embassies and aid centres around world
Vietnam, Israel, Germany, Eastern Europe, African countries, Japan,Poland, Holland, England. Italy
Virtually every country under siege. Europe, Africa. I have served in the Balkans, Caucasus
England, France, Belguim, Netherlands, Germany, Cypress, Somolia, Sudan, Angola, Iraq, Golan Heights, Haiti, Indonesia, New Orleans,<br />Afganistan, Italy,
Afghanistan<br />Caribbean<br />Arctic<br />Haiti<br />Congo<br />Darfur<br />Sudan<br />Kosovo<br />Cyprus<br />Ukraine
Yugoslavia, Cyprus, Hong Kong, France, UK, upper and Lower Canada, Rupertsland, Manitoba, United States, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, Rwanda, Italy, Germany, NATO countries, Korea
UK, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, South Africa, Afghanistan, Rwanda, Haiti, Korea
middle east, former Yugoslavia, Greece, afganistan, Iraq, Europe, Haiti.
Afghanistan<br />Korea<br />Most of Europe
Afghanistan, Gulf War, Korea, France, Germany, <br />Turkey
Afghanistan<br />Iraq<br />Bosnia<br />Rwanda<br />European countries in WWI and WWII<br />Boer War in South Africa
korea, france, germany, afghanistan, bosnia,
afghanistan, Iraq, Haiti, Korea, Western Europe,
Afghanistan, Iraq, Qatar, arctic, Multiple countries in Africa, Almost every country in Europe, and probably several pacific island states. Basically, almost every country in the world over the years has had Canadian servicemen in it.
England, France, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, Golan Heights, Israel, Egypt, East Timor, Afghanistan, Iraq, Haiti,Cypress,Ukraine, Lithuania, Korea, Vietnam, Mali,South Africa
Afghanistan Iraq Pakistan India Japan France England Poland Netherlands Israel
Britain, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Italy, Korea, Poland, Ukraine, Israel/Egypt, the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Cypress, Somalia, Congo, Iraq, Syria, Turkey, Afghanistan, Kuwait, and others
Afghanistan, Germany, France, Italy, Bosnia,
Europe, though everywhere there is a need.
Germany <br />France<br />Italy<br />Russia<br />Ukraine<br />England<br />Turkey<br />Cyprus<br />Afganistan<br />Mali<br />
uganda, iraq, afganistan, germany, peace keeping in most of africa
Middle east. Vietnam. Us. Europe . Africa Australia south america. Poland. Iran. Iraq. Syria. Everywhere. AfgahnastN. .
Europe. Cypress, Korea, Congo, Egypt, Afghanistan,Hertigovia, Rwanda<br />
All of Europe. Afghanistan. Parts of Africa
Canada,USA, UK, every European Country, many African Countries, India, Korea, and more that I am missing at the moment
Bosnia, Afghanistan, France, Belgium, Germany, Mali, Cyprus, Korea, Great Britain, Italy.
Afganistan, Syria, Lebanon, Korea, Vietnam, Germany
Holland, France, UK, Belgium, Cypress, Egypt, Mali, Afganistan, Syria, Kurdistan, Burundi
Besides France, Belgium, Germany, Holland, Hong Kong, Algeria, Italy, and Great Britain as well as Canada itself; there is Cyprus, Afghanistan, Middle East, and in Korea. There was a presence in Bosnia, Rawanda and a few other misdirected and useless UN
Germany, France, UK, Afghanistan, Iran, Cyprus, Israel, Middle East, Syria, Disaster relief all over Canada and the world.
Canada<br />Germany<br />France <br />UK<br />Belgium<br />Netherlands<br />Poland<br />Syria<br />Iraq<br />Ukraine<br />Afghanistan<br />India<br />Korea<br />Libya<br />Crotia<br />South Africa<br />
Too many to list. Between military and peacekeeping forces and UN personnel, there have been vast countries.
Germany, France, Italy, Holland, Britain, Belgium, Japan, Iraq, Mali. More that I cannot name.
Europe<br />Vietnam<br />Cambodia<br />Afghanistan<br />Kuwait<br />Iran<br />Iraq<br />Syria<br />Africa
This is the problem with commemoration. Wars are ongoing! Disasters are ongoing. Yet the focus of most events and ads seems on the past as it the fight for freedom is over, when it is not at all. I can&#8217;t name them because this information is buried
War is a racket, and we lost to a bunch of tribesmen in flip flops in a humiliating fashion in Afghanistan. I&#8217;m embarrassed that we went from being peacekeepers to an invading force and the leaders who allowed it to happen should be held accountabl
Afganis.<br />Ira<br />Bosnia<br />Simalia<br />Europe<br />Asia asin ww1andww2
Europe, Korea, Afghanistan, and I'm pretty sure there are a few others.
Pakistan<br />Iran<br />Iraq<br />Europe (Britain, Poland, France)<br />Korea<br />South America
Europe South Pacific Africa<br />Middle East
Cyprus. Afganistan. Korea. Germany. France. Canada. Probably anywhere required by our participation in the United Nations. Serbia and Africa come to mind.
AFGHANISTAN, IRAQ, MALI, CROATIA, SERBIA, BALTIC COUNTRIES, SOMALIA, CYPRUS, GAZA, GERMANY, RWANDA, SYRIA
Germany ,Afghanistan, Egypt , Syria, Ukraine
No specifics, but that&#8217;s not because I havn't been made aware, I just don&#8217;t remember non English countries well
Afghanistan<br />Iraq<br />Bosnia<br />Sudan<br />Italy<br />France <br />Holland<br />North Atlantic <br />Hong Kong<br />Many others
Canada<br />US<br />Denmark, Germany, UK, Korea, Taiwan, Japan, Mexico,
England France Iraq Iran Japan China Canada of course
United Kingdom<br />Germany<br />Bosnia<br />Afghanistan<br />Rwanda<br />Belgium<br />Holland<br />France<br />Italy<br />Kosovo<br />Cyprus<br />Herzegovina<br />Pakistan<br />Lebanon<br />Sri Lanka<br />Cambodia<br />East Timor<br />Macedonia<br />Cro
Afghanistan, Republic of Congo, Sudan, Kosovo, Germany, France, Belgium and many more.
England<br />France<br />Afghanistan <br />Holland<br />Singapore <br />
Northern Canada, Mali, Ukraine, Latvia, Georgia, Afghanistan, Congo, Israel/Egypt/Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Northwest Europe, Northern Africa, Russia/Siberia (1918-20). Hong Kong. Rwanda, Bosnia, Kosovo.
Iraq, Afghanistan, Germany, Poland, Austria, Holland
Afghanistan<br />Germany<br />Netherlands<br />Korea<br />other countries in Europe
Afghanistan, Irak, Yémen, Syrie, Turquie, Ukraine, Kosovo... Et des dizaines et des dizaines d&#8217;autres.
Europe, Corée, Afganistan, Irak, Jordanie, etc
Irak, Afghanistan, Palestine (?), et des missions en Afrique.
Irak<br />Afghanistan<br />Mali<br />Ukraine<br />
France,Afghanistan, divers pays d europe
Beaucoup trop. Pas toujours pour les bonnes raisons
Bosnie, Allemagne, Koweit, Kazastan, dans certains pays africains, Afganistan, Sinaï,
Afrique du sud, Allemagne, France, Belgique, Autriche, Bosnie, Yougoslavie, Haïti, Irak, Iran, Afghanistan, etc.
Irak, pologne, afghanistan, syrie, etats unis, russie, egypte
Rwanda, Europe, Chypre, Corée, somalie, afghanistan, Haïti, irak
-Europe (2e guerre mondiale) <br />-Corée<br />-Bosnie Herzégovine <br />-Irak <br />-Afghanistan <br />etc.<br />
Je ne me souviens pas des pays mais je suis toujours impressionnée par les reportages à la télé
Plusieurs pays de Europe en Afrique au Koweït Afghanistan et aussi dans des pays qui ont subis des séismes tel qu&#8217;Haïti
Angleterre<br />France<br />Kosovo<br />Afghanistan<br />Irak<br /><br />
Afganistan,bolivie,france,allemagne,russie,vietnam,japon,urss,congo,Haïti... plusieurs autres pays d'Afrique qui ne me reviennents pas en tete
Coree chypre egypte allemagne <br />Congo Rwanda Afghanistan
Dans plusieurs pays d' Europe, d' Asie et d'Afrique. Ils ont servis dans pratiquement tous les conflits internationaux.
Afkanistan<br />Haiti<br />Syrie <br />Ici<br />Chypre<br />Et combie d'autres
Afrique Asie, certains pays musulmans radicaux
Afghanistan -bosnia <br />Irak Serbia <br />
France, Allemagne, ex Yougoslavie, Haïti, Chypre,
Mon père en Allemagne, Chypre, Liban, (de 1952 à 1974 retraite). Bosnie, Rwanda, Afganistan, Irak etc.
Afghanistan, Syrie, Mali, Bosnie, Rwanda, Chypre, Égypte, Corée, Europe (39-45, 14-18), Hong Kong (39-45)
39-45 France entre autres et autres pays Européens <br />Rwanda<br />Bosnie<br />Afghanistan <br />Kosovo<br />
Aux pays -bas, , au Vietnam, à CHIPE et durant la dernière guerre, partout en Europe.
Beaucoup <br />Notamment Afghanistan <br />
Plusieurs pays d Europe, Irak, Iran, Haïti et plusieurs autres
Crete<br />Afghanistan <br />Irak<br />France<br />
France, Corée, Serbie, Yugoslavie, Afghanistan.
France, Pays-Bas, Corée, Angleterre, Afghanistan
Un peu partout en Europe, en Afrique, en Asie mais je ne saurais nommer des pays avec précision sauf quelques-uns peut-être comme France , Italie, Belgique, Allemagne , Angleterre, Corée, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Japon, et plusieurs autres certainement
France<br />Vietnam<br />Kosovo<br />Irak<br />Afghanistan...
Europe 1&#279;re & 2 ième guerre<br />Afghanistan<br />Bosnie<br /><br /><br />
Pays du Proche-orient<br />Pays d'Europe
Afghanistan, Rwanda, Allemagne, France, Bosnie, Japon
Europe (2 grandes guerres)<br />Congo<br />Haïti<br />Bosnie<br />Chypre<br />Golan (Israel/Jordanie/Égypte)<br />Ukraine<br />Irak<br />Afghanistan
Afganistan Vietnam France Allemagne, Corée, Ouganda<br />Haiti
European countries ww1 and 2<br />Afghanistan <br />Peace between countries<br />Disasters in Canada and USA<br />
Afghanistan<br />Croatie et autres pays des Balkans<br />Chypre<br />Mali<br />...
Allemagne, Italie, France, Belgique, Pays-Bas, Corée, Kosovo, Mali, Pays baltes, etc.
France, Belgique, Pays Bas, Allemagne, italie, Corée, Chypre, irak, koweit, Bosnie, Somalie, Mali
En France, en Angleterre, en Bosnie, en Corée, en Afghanistan, en Somalie, etc...
Bosnie, Mali, Afghanistan,<br />L'Europe pendant les guerres mondiales, Chypre, Haîti
Afghanistan,<br />Europe (plusieurs pays)<br />Corée<br />Afrique du sud<br />Moyen Orient<br />Rwanda<br />
European countries (WWI & II), Korea, middle East, Ukraine, Afghanistan
Africa<br />Afghanistan<br />France<br />East Europe <br />Syria <br /><br />
France Belgium Italy Germany Poland Bosnia Korea Ukraine Sudan Afganistan Kuwait USA Britain Holland Spain Austria North African region
France, Britain, Belgium, Italy, Netherlands, Hong Kong, Afghanistan, former Yugoslavia, Somalia
Europe<br />Afghanistan<br />Yugoslavia<br />Iraq<br />Korea
Afghanistan<br />Syria<br />France<br />United Kingdom<br />Germany<br />The Baltic states<br />Iraq<br />
Europe<br />Middle East<br />Africa<br />India
Afghanistan <br />Iraq<br />Africa <br />
Syria, Korea, India, Pakistan, Sierra Leone, Bosnia and H..., Haiti, Dominican Republic, Cambodia, Somalia, Rwanda, Sudan, Afganistan, Eqypt, etc...
Cyprus, Lebanon, Somalia, Kuwait, West Germany, Afghanistan, Haiti, Rwanda, France, Hong Kong, Italy, Belguim, Holland, South Korea, South Vietnam
Most of Europe in WWI and II (under both British and Canadian Forces), Korea, South Africa in Boer War, many African and Middle East nations under UN mandates including Iran, Iraq, Afganistan, etc.
France<br />Germany<br />Korea<br />Afghanistan<br />Syria.
France<br />Germany<br />Britain<br />Korea<br />Afghanastan
Ukraine<br />NATO<br />Iraq<br />Syria<br />Kosovo<br />Mali<br />Sudan<br />Rwanda<br />Afghanistan<br />Haiti<br />Boznia<br /><br />
Bosnia<br />Afghanistan<br />Korea<br />Western Europe<br />
Rwanda<br />Germany<br />South Africa<br />East Timor
Afghanistan, Iraq, Korea, WWI & WWII Europe. Peacekeeping missions not included.
Afghanistan Croatia Africa France Italy Germany Holland
England<br />France <br />Germany<br />Italy<br />Denmark<br />Afghanistan <br />Korea<br />Ukraine
England, France, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Haiti, Korea, Afghanistan, Rwanda, Yugoslavia
Germany, belgium, netherlands, korea, somalia, rwanda, latvia, Cyprus,
Afghanistan Sudan Iran Turkey Ukraine Uganda Nigeria
France<br />Germany<br />Cyprus<br />Afghanistan<br />Iraq<br />Somalia<br />Kuwait<br />United States<br />England<br />Japan<br />Hong Kong<br />Saudi Arabia<br />
Iraq<br />Afghanistan <br />Netherlands <br />Germany<br />Canada <br />Syria <br />Congo
Afganistan, Sudan, Germany, France, Korea,Hati, ethiopia, iran, rwanda, syria, bosnia, pakistan
Europe in WW1 and WW2, Korea, Somalia, Rowanda, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Gulf War in Kuwait and Iraq, War on Terror in Afganistan, recent peacekeeping in Africa
All of Europe, Iraq, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Ukraine Syria, Haiti, Africa even unofficially Vietnam.
France<br />England<br />Netherlands<br />Germany<br />Austria<br />Afghanistan<br />
U.K.<br />France<br />Germany<br />Italy<br />The Netherlands<br />Belgium<br />Yugoslavia<br />Rwanda<br />South Africa<br />Korea<br />Afganistan<br />Iraq<br />Syria<br />Congo
Holland, Germany, France, Belgium, Italy, Cyprus, Afghanistan, Rwanda, North Africa
Afghanistan, Syria, Ukraine, Iraq, Haiti,
France, germany, italy, north africa, korea, belgium, netherlands, Iraq, plus peace keeping in many countries
France, Italy, Germany, Holland, Korea, Rwanda, Cyprus, Afghanistan, Somalia, Bosnia,Kosovo, Congo, East Timor, Haiti, Sudan, Mali, Latvia
Various European and African countries, and in the Middle East.
Both world wars (England, France, Netherlands, Italy, etc...) former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Afghanistan, Somalia (and other African countries), Syria.
France, Germany, The Netherlands, Italy, Iraq, Korea, Afghanistan
Across Europe<br />Afghanistan<br />Mali (recently)<br />Rwanda<br /><br />
Europe<br />Rwanda<br />Korea<br />The Middle East
Holland, Italy, France, Belgium, Britain, Norway, Afghanistan, Korea, Serbia, Bosnia, Cyprus, Burma, Haiti, Hong Kong<br />
1. afganistan<br />2. kosovo<br />3. syria <br />4. turkey<br />5. lybia <br />6.
The Canadian Military served in most countries if both war time and peace time are included.
WW1<br />WW2<br />Korea<br />Afganistan<br />Greece / Turkey conflict from WW2<br />Vietnam unofficially
Mali, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Rwanda, Canada (emergencies like fires, floods and searches), the whole middle east mess.
European countries, Japan, Afghanistan, Egypt, Pakistan, Syria, Iraq, Korea, Congo, Sudan, etc
France<br />UK<br />Germany<br />Afghanistan<br />Rowanda
Germany<br />Ukraine<br />Cyprus<br />Mali<br />Afghanistan<br />Rwanda<br />Haiti<br />Bosnia and neighbours
Afghanistan <br />Iraq<br />Bosnia/Yugoslavia<br />Other parts of the Middle East<br />Canada!<br />Other NATO countries
All over Europe<br />Afghanistan <br />Vietnam<br />Korea<br /><br />Other peacekeeping missions throughout the world.
France, Netherlands, Afghanistan, Rwanda, Bosnia-Herzegovina, and many many more
Too many to mention... Most of Europe, parts of Africa, Middle East, Afghanistan...
Europe especially Netherlands Afghanistan, Korea Iraq Syria, Ukraine, Cyprus Kosovo, Sudan Congo Haiti more with the NATO in various countries. Latvia
Afghanistan, France, Germany, most, South Africa, Korea.
Europe WW I & II, Afghanistan, Rwanda, Yugoslavia (Serbo Croatia), Crete, Haiti
Mali, Netherlands Italy Hong Kong uk France Afghanistan Belgium Iraq Germany Bosnia Lebanon Cyprus united states Haiti
Afghanistan Kosovo<br /> Ukraine cypress France Italy Denmark Germany syria
France<br />Afghanistan <br />Iraq<br />Various african countries including Syria<br />
WW2 Eto<br />Afghanistan<br />Canada Ukraine<br />Kosovo<br /> Iraq<br />Syria<br />Ruanda<br />UN missions all over
All of europe, Ukraine, afganistan, turkey, syria, Korea, vietnam,
Germany Afghanistan Mali Canada France Italy UK Cyprus Holland Belgium Korea Singapore Japan
Germany, France, Afghanistan, Greece, Bosnia, Turkey, italy
WAY to many to count.. <br />Boer War<br />WW1<br />WW2<br />Korean War<br />Balkans War<br />Persian Gulf 1<br />Afghan War
Afganistan, Bosnia, several countries in Africa, France, Holland, Germany, Latvia. Also the Forces provide water and other emergency services after catastrophic climate events around the world like Pakistan, India and many other countries when they are
Europe. Korea. Cyprus. Palestine. Solmila. Singapore
Afghanistan,<br /> former Yugoslavia,<br />Iraq, <br />WWI and WWII <br />many African countries
Europe, England, Holland, France, Italy, Germany, Norway, Hong Kong, China, Singapore, Philippines, Australia, New Zealand, Malta, Cypress, Crete, Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Iraq.
Canada, Mali, Latvia, Libya, Ukraine, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Croatia, Cyprus, Korea, France, Holland, Belgium, Italy and Germany and probably more.
Eastern Europe <br />Middle East<br />The North<br />
Balkan<br />Afganistan, <br />Persian Gulf<br />Syria
WWs 1 and 2; Europe, N. Africa, Asia. Later, Korea, Africa, Balkans, probably many others also but not as well known!
Europe<br />Middle East<br />Africa<br />Asia<br />
Egypt, Congo, Lebanon, Cyprus, Ukraine, Belgium, Canada, Afghanistan, France, Germany, Mali, Italy...
Britain<br />France<br />Italy<br />China<br />Germany<br />Holland<br />Afghanistan<br />Almost everywhere if you count peacekeeping missions...
South Africa, Europe in WWI, Europe and North Africa in WWII, Korea, UN peace keeping around the world including Cyprus and Rwanda, Afghanistan.
Boer War (South Africa)<br />World War I (UK, France, Belgium)<br />World War II (UK, France, Belgium, Holland, Italy)<br />Korean War (South Korea)<br />Rwandan Civil War (Rwanda)<br />NATO-supported conflicts (Kosovo, Afghanistan, Libya)<br />War again
Rwanda (as peace keepers)<br />Sudan/Darfur (as peace keepers)<br />Afghanistan<br />Syria (special forces)<br />Bosnia / Balkan War<br />Korea (Korean War)<br />South Africa (Boer War)<br />UK (WW1, WW2)<br />France (WW1, WW2)<br />United States (1812)<
Bosnian war, Afganistan, Iraq, Syria, Rwanda, South Sudan, Gulf region, Europe (NATO)
All over Europe, Africa, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria
European World War I and 2 countries, Afghanistan, Korea, Iraq (gulf war), South Africa, Somalia
In most European countries, the mid-east and also the Far East
France, Germany, South Korea, Japan, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria
Afghanistan<br />Cyprus<br />Iraq<br />Eastern Europe<br />Rwanda
UK, France, Afghanistan, Ukraine, Somalia, Syria
too many to name, especially if you're including all the late 19th and 20th century conflicts in which Canada took part.
Europe and Japan during WWI and WWII<br />Afghanistan<br />
Latvia<br />Most European countries<br />Israel<br />African countries<br />Afganistan<br />
Too numerous for me to remember. Europe, Asia
France Belgium Germany Italy cypress Hong Kong dalfor Serbia rawanda
All over Western Europe (France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Italy, Austria), in the Middle East (Iraq), Asia (Korea, Vietnam), and Africa (South Africa).
Britain, France, Netherlands, Germany, Rwanda, Italy, Afghanistan, Somalia, Haiti, Bosnia, Iraq, Syria, Ethiopia
Europe during 2 World Wars, Afghanistan <br />Yugoslavia <br />Bosnia<br />Africa<br />Various middle east countries<br /><br /><br />
Bosnia<br />Europe<br />Cyprus<br />Afghanistan<br />parts of Africa<br />Korea<br />
Europe, Asia, Africa, Central America and in the Caribbean
US<br />UK<br />France<br />Netherlands<br />Italy<br />Cyprus<br />Rwanda<br />Korea<br />China<br />Japan<br />Afghanistan
Bosnia, Namibia, Germany, Afghanistan, Britain, India, and lots more
Columbia, Egypt, Haiti, India, Iraq, Korea, Mexico
Eritrea/Ethiopia<br />Haiti<br />Bosnia<br />Afghanistan<br />France<br />Italy<br />Netherlands<br />Korea<br />
various European countries during the war, peacekeeping in the Middle East, also active in the war in Afghanastan, also north pole, and possibly elsewhere that I am failing to immediately bring to mind.
Samolia<br />Egypt <br />Afganistan <br />Cyprus.<br />Lithawane<br />
All NATO countries, The Congo, Haiti, Kosovo, Ukraine, Afghanistan, Iraq, Golan Heights, Cyprus.
Canada, USA, Britain, France, Belgium, Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Greece, Sudan, South Africa, Korea, Viet Nam, Japan, Philippines, etc....
Allemagne,dans certain nation africainne et autres.Kosovo et le reste.Pas seulement la première et deuxieme guerre.
Europe (Holland, Germany, Italy, France) and South Africa and Afghanistan and Middle East and Cypress etc, etc. A lot of places !!
Iran,itac,Afghanistan, Syria, block countries of the old ussr.
Mali, Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Haiti, Rwanda, Sudan, all over Europe in WWI and WWII. Probably many more.
Iraq<br />Afghanistan <br />France<br />Germany<br />Belgium<br />Italy<br />More, I am sure
Afghanistan, Mali, Iraq, Libya, Latvia, Korea, Germany, Rwanda, Haiti, Somalia
France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany/West Germany, Italy, South Korea, Iraq, Cyprus, Bosnia, Kosovo, South Africa, Hong Kong, Russia, Britain, Afghanistan.
UK, France, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, United States, Korea, Japan, Somalia, Iraq, Cyprus, Egypt, Mali and many more
Europe (WWI & WWII), Cyprus, Bosnia, Afghanistan, African nations as peacekeepers and training personnel.
Canadian Armed Forces have served in many countries.
italy france belgium holland africa and where our troops are now cant spell it
That is a very long list. You should have asked for continents.<br />
Afghanistan<br />Pakistan<br />Iraq<br />Iran<br />Kuwait <br />UAE<br />Vietnam<br />France<br />UK<br />Many more I&#8217;m sure!
Pretty much every country in Europe, Sudan, DRC, Haiti, Afghanistan.
Afghanistan; Iraq; Kuwait; Germany, Italy, Korea; France; England; Cyprus; Jordan; Japan; Jordan
Prolly most of them since were known peace keepers
france germany,italy,holland Vietnam korea afghanistan iraq haiti Africa and many more
Im not sure, I wish I had that knowledge and I wish that it was made more public
Africa<br />Germany<br />France<br />Belgium<br />Japan<br />Italy<br />Croatia<br />North Korea<br />Congo<br />Iraq<br />Somali<br />Bosnia<br />East Timor<br />Afghanistan<br />Libya<br />
Afghanistan<br />Gulf <br />Iraq<br />Bosnia<br />Korea<br />Europe
Afghanistan, Bosnia, Korea, Germany, Various NATO Operations
Afghanistan<br />Ukraine<br />Rwanda<br />Haïti <br />Bosnia&#8217;s<br />
Various countries inEurope. Peacekeeping missings in Europe,Africa, Latin America
Canada<br />United States<br />United Kingdom,<br />France,<br />Belgium,<br />Netherlands,<br />Germany,<br />Italy,<br />Turkey,<br />South Africa,<br />Hong Kong,<br />North Korea,<br />Afghanistan
Afghanistan<br />Iraq <br />Africa<br />Taiwan
Ukraine<br />Cyprus<br />Latvia<br />France<br />Germany<br />Poland<br />Haiti<br />Congo<br />Sudan<br />Syria<br />Israel<br />Iran<br />Kuwait<br />Iraq<br />Syria<br />Honduras<br />Jamaica<br />United States<br />Ethiopia<br />Afghanistan<br />Paki
Germany, Ukraine, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, France, South Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq (maybe?), several other countries in some capacity or another (humanitarian)
Europe in WW1 and 2, either Iraq or Afganastan, somewhere in the Middle East to help defeat isis
France<br />Belgique<br />pays-bas<br />Allemagne<br />corée<br />Singapour<br />bosnie<br />haiti<br />afrique du sud<br />rwnada( 1 seul)<br />chypre
la Bosnie, la France, la Belgique, l`Afghanistan, l`Irak
Afghanistan<br />Ukraine<br />Mali<br />Congo<br />Rwanda<br />Haïti<br />Corée<br />Etc. <br /><br />
Bosnie<br />Afghanistan<br />Irak<br />Haïti<br />
Afrique du Sud<br />Aghanistan<br />Irak<br />Angleterre<br />France<br />Allemagne<br />Rwanda<br />Bosnie<br />
England, france, Belgium, Holland, korea, Cyprus, Balkans, afganistan, mali, Iraq?, Germany,
cyprus<br />boznia<br />afganistan<br />kuwait <br />korea<br />iraq<br />germany<br />great britain
UK, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Korea, Cyprus, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Iraq
Canada<br />Afghanistan<br />Syrie<br />Mali<br />Corée<br />Pays de l'Europe<br />
France, Allemagne, Pays-Bas, Belgique, Royaume-Uni, Irak, Somalie
Beaucoup trop pour tous les nommés.<br />Somalie, afganistan, France, italie, nord de l'afrique, etc
France<br />Belgium<br />Iran<br />Irak<br />Syria<br />
Africa, Middle East, Bosnia, Afghanistan, WWI, WWII, Korea, peacekeepers in the world as part of the United Nations
I don't know, I am not particularly interested in war.
Europe 1er et 2e guerre<br />Ex Yougoslavie<br />Chipre<br />Irak<br />Corée<br />Mali<br />Somalie<br />Afganistan
europe ww1 et ww2, corée et vietnam, proche et moyen orient, irak, afrique noire...
europe (première et deuxième), afrique, bosnie, aphganistan
France, Italie, Allemagne, Corée, Chypre, Égypte, Yougoslavie, Afghanistan, Mali, congo
Afghanistan<br />Rwanda<br />Kosovo<br />Carribbean<br />Haiti<br />West Africa<br />Etc.
Europe, Afrique, Moyen-Orient, Haïti, Canada,
Kosovo<br />France<br />Belgique<br />Irak 2 fois<br /><br />
Beaucoup... nombreux en Europe par ex dans les deux guerres mondiales. Dans les pays du moyen orient, en asie..
Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia, Mali, Cyprus, Germany, South Korea, Hong Kong, Philippines, France, Italy, UK, the Netherlands, Belgium.
Not sure. I know they typically support the US so go where the US and US allies, go.
too many to note<br />they have been present on every continent
Europe , Afganistan, Bosnie, Chypre etc.
europe moyen orient afganistan irak syrie
corée, afrique du sud (guerre des boers), allemagne/france/belgique (1ere/2e guerre)
Middle Eastern countries (ex. Afghanistan, Iraq), Europe (both western and eastern European countries, ex. France, Latvia) and Rwanda (African)
France, Angleterre, Balli, Kazastan, Rwanda, Arabie Saoudite, (plusieurs pays du moyen aurient) ry braucoup d'autres
Afghanistan, Haîti, Un peu partout en Europe pendant la seconde guerre mondiale (France, Angleterre, Belgique, Allemagne, etc.), Somalie, Bosnie,
France<br />Belgique<br />Pays-Bas<br />Ex Yougoslavie<br />Ruanda<br />Afghanistan<br />Corée<br />et beaucoup d'autres sans doute<br /><br /><br />
Lors de la 1e guerre(14-18)<br />ainsi que al 2e guerre(1938-1945)<br /><br />De plus en Bosnie, en Afghanistan
Principalement l'Europe en 14-18, ou 39-45, la Corée, le viettnam, la Yugoslavie, Chypre, ( casques bleue) et le canal de Suez, et dernièrement L'iraq, et l'Afghanistan. <br />
Afghanistan<br />Cuba<br />Iran<br />Pays-Bas<br />Belgique<br />France<br />Divers pays d'Afrique, dont le Rwanda
EN FRANCE, EN GRANDE BRETAGNE A KANDAHAR EN AFGHANISTAN, AU KOSOVO EN EX-YOUGOSLAVIE, EN SYRIE ET AILLEURS...
Afghanistan, Ukraine, Iraq, I&#8217;m sure many more
Europe : France, Belgique, Bosnie, Crimée,<br />Afrique : Rwanda<br />Asie : Afghanistan, Syrie
Pas mal toute l Europe <br /> Et l asie je pense
France<br />Croatie<br />Bosnie<br />Afghanistan <br />Irak<br />Iran
Afghanistan<br />France<br />Somalie<br />Bosnie<br />Rouanda
Rwanda Haïti pays baltes Allemagne Afghanistan
france belgique corée afghanistan serbie
Bosnie ,Afganistan ,France ,Allemagne,Irak ,Chypre Rouwanda.
Coete , Afghanistan, Kandahar, somalie, Vietnam, Afrique, Kurdistan, irak,
Afghanistan, African countries, European countries.
France<br />Afghanistan <br />Italy<br />Germany
Burkina Faso, Somalie, Maltes, Egypte, Allemagne, Italie, France, Ex-Yougoslavie
Africa<br />Kosovo<br />Iceland<br />Cyprus<br />Haiti<br />Honduras<br />Jamaica<br />El Salvador<br />Guatamala<br />Mozambique, etc
south Africa, UK, France, Germany, Italy Afghanistan, Kosovo, Korea, Iraq
Germany, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Kosovo, Afghanistan, France, UK, Sweden
Egypt, Israel, Haiti, Mali, Afghanistan, Germany, France, Kenya, Rwanda
Afganistant<br />Pakistant<br />Serbie<br />Haiti<br />Kosovo<br />Irak
Germany<br />France<br />Belgium<br />Holland<br />UK<br />Italy<br />Cyprus<br />Lebanon
Croatie, Afghanistan, koweit, rwanda, France, Allemagne, Corée, Partout en Europe
Afghanistan <br />Haïti<br />Syrie<br />Irak <br /><br />
Congo,Vietnam, France, Italy,<br />Iraq and Afghanistan<br />North Korea
Iraq, Congo, Niger, Haïti, Bosnia, <br />
All over Europe, Vietnam, Korea, Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia, too many to list
Afghanistan<br />Iraq<br />Germany<br />Turkey<br />Mali
irak, afghanistan, autres pays du moyen orient, usa, en afrique
France<br />Allemagne<br />Pologne<br />Russie<br />Iran<br />Irak<br />Arabie Saoudite<br />Haiti <br />Rwanda<br />Vietnam<br />Corée<br />Somalie<br />Plusieurs autres Pays
Europe (France, Belgique, Italie, Grèce, Allemagne, Pays Bas), Corée, Chypre, Bosnie, Somalie, Afghanistan, Libby
Canadians have served in Europe and Asia and other places.
France, Holland, UK, Haiti, Somalia, Rwanda, Yugoslavia, Syria, Iraq, Syria, Afghanistan, Italy, Bosnia, Germany
Chypre, kosovo, Allemagne, Corée, France, Pays Bas, Italie, Yougoslavie...
France, Allemagne, Congo, Coree, Viet Nam, Golfe Persique, Iran, Irak, Afghanistan...
Iran <br />Irak<br />Corée<br />Canada<br />Ect
Peacekeepers: Cyprus, Serbia/Bosnia/Croatia; Korea, Most European countries. Middle east, Afghanistan.
All of europe, Iraq, Bosnia, Canada in relief missions all over the country. Canada in Oka/Kahnawake.
Canada<br />Germany<br />France<br />Japan<br />Vietnam<br />USA<br />Iraq<br />Afghanistan<br />Syria
Afghanistan, Iraq, Balkans (few countries), Ukraine, Germany, Egypt/Israel border, certainly some places in Africa, Baltic states
Afganistan<br />Korea<br />Crete<br />all of Europe<br />Palestine<br />USA<br />Gulf of Sudan
South Africa (Boer War)<br />UK, France (WWI)<br />UK, France, Holland, Belgium, Italy, Hong Kong, etc. (WWII)<br />Korea (Korean War)<br />Afghanistan (Nato action)<br />Peacekeeing in Cyprus, Indo-China, various African nations.
Netherlands, France, Germany, etc in Europe during WW1 and WW2<br />Cyprus, Afghanistan, Ukraine, Poland and other Eastern European countries as part of NATO and peacekeeping forces<br />countries in Africa <br />Iraq<br />Part of the UN in Israel, Syria
All of Europe<br />Cyprus<br />Afghanistan <br />Iran<br />Syria<br />Korea <br />
Germany Holland Belgium Afghanistan Syria England
<br />Italy<br />France, Holland,Germany, Korea,Belgium, Cypress, Afganistan, Rwanda, Haiti, Hong Kong (WW2),Israel (Goland heights )
Korea, Japan, Germany , Afghanistan, Cyprus, Rwanda, France, Netherlands, United kingdom, Belgium,
France, The Netherlands, Afghanistan, Syria, Mali
Ukraine<br />Bosnia <br />Afghanistan<br />Iraq<br />
Cyprus, Egypt, Afghanistan, Rwanda, Haiti, France, Germany (most European countries, in fact, due to Nato and U.N. activities). I believe also in several other near, mid, and far east countries. Our military visits many countries as part of international
Afghanistan, Rwanda, Mali, Yugoslavia, South Korea
Europe<br />Korea<br />Afghanistan<br />Bosnia/Hersganovia <br />Somalia <br /><br /><br />
France europe afganistan Kuwait Cyprus Haiti Iraq
Europe, Middle East, Iceland, Rwanda, Haiti, Japan
To my knowledge Canadian armed forces have served world wide through 2 world wars and have continued to serve around the world ever since. It is not practical to list every country that Canadians have served in
France, Italy, Germany, India, Africa, South America, Eastern Europe, Britain parts of Asia, Cyprus, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Iraq, Iran, more middle eastern countries
Mali, Iraq, Afghanistan, Germany, France, Italy, Korea, Haiti, Poland,North Africa, Congo, Jorda, Qatar, qKosovo,Cyprus,
Canada, Great Britain, Italy, France, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Cyprus, Somalia, South Africa, Hong Kong, Korea, Afghanistan, Aleutian Islands,
Cyprus<br />Bosnia<br />Kosovo<br />Serbia<br />
All the Commonwealth and NATO nations, N. Africa, Middle East, Korea, Burma (now Myan Mar?)&#8230;
Europe Africa and the far east in WWII.<br />Korea, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Iraq, and maybe Syria. Lebanon where a few years ago a Canadian was murdered by the Israelis along with 2 or 3 other UN soldiers.
Afghanistan<br />Iraq<br />Syria<br />Mali<br />Rwanda<br />Cypress<br />The Holman heights<br />The former Yugoslavia republic (Bosnia/Serbia/Kosovo)<br />Korea<br />Vietnam unofficially <br />Europe during WWII and WWI including specifically in North A
All of NATO. <br />Cyprus<br />Former Yugoslavia <br />Afghanistan <br />Iraq<br />Syria<br />Hong Kong<br />Russia<br />Mali<br />Somalia<br />Kuwait<br />Bahrain<br />
Afghanistan, Cyprus, Former Yugoslavia, Somalia, India/Kashmir, Namibia Egypt, Haiti, Rwanda, East Timor, Sierra Leon, Sudan, Darfur, Mali, Korea, Around the world in the two world wars. Africa during the Boer War. Iraq during the 1st Gulf War.
Germany, France, Italy, Holland, former Jugoslavia, Afghanistan, Korea and no doubt there are special forces that we know little about in areas of the Middle East (Iraq, Syria?). I'm not so sure about the Boer War.
Europe-including Kosovo , The Congo,Afghanistan, Haiti
Afghanistan, Bosnia, The Democratic Republic of Congo and other African countries, Burma, France, England, Germany, this list IS just the beginning!!!!! There are many more.
Most European countries, Korea, Afghanistan, Syria, Iran, Iraq.
Afghanistan<br />South Africa<br />Germany<br />France<br />UK<br />Netherlands
Various European countries during the two world wars, also Korea, Afghanistan, Rwanda, the former Yugoslavia
All continents: WW1, WW2, Peacekeeping missions since 1950s etc.. in my lifetime; Rwanda, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Somalia, Mali, Afghanistan, Iraq, and their deployed across Canada in times of need: floods in Quebec, Winnipeg etc...
Syria,<br />Afghanistan,<br />Bosnia,<br />Korea,<br />France
Korea, Afghanistan, Cypress, Iran, Iraq, Haiti, Somalia, Rwanda, Middle East, Holland, South Africa, England, France
Afghanistan in the Gulf mabe more areas like fighting isis
grease, turkey, Korea, USA, Australia, new Zealand, great Britain, Germany, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, on and on.
Germany Gaza Strip <br />Afghanistan <br /><br /><br /><br />
Every major country that has had some type of uprising or war, in one compacity.or another.
France, Italy, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, England, <br />Cyprus, Korea, Afganistan, Egypt, Angola, Congo, Haiti, Rwanda, Bosnia, Mali, Latia
Bosnia<br />Iraq<br />Slovenia<br />Cuba<br />Puerto Rico<br />Europe<br />Hong Kong<br />Korea
Uganda, Somalia, Cyprus, Middle East, Falkland Islands, North Africa, Germany, Holland, Spain, Italy, France, Hungary,
Too many to list. Just about every country where conflict has arisen.
France, Britain, Netherlands, Belgium, Bosnia, Afganistan, Iraq, Italy, Hong Kong, Cyprus, Mali, Libya
Afghanistan, Ukraine, Rwanda, France, Netherlands, Korea and many more
Europe (WWI & WWII), Bosnia & Herzegovina, Ukraine, middle east, Korea
France, Belgium, Britain, Bosnia, Korea, Holland, Afghanistan, Rwanda, Cyprus.
Most of Europe, Korea, Afghanistan, African countries as well.
Mali<br />Afghanistan<br />Iraq<br />Syria<br />Bosnia<br />Somalia<br />Cyprus<br />Korea<br />France<br />Italy<br />Japan<br />Germany
Way too many to list, as we have been involved with peacekeeping missions all around the globe.
Netherlands<br />Yugoslavia<br />Afghanistan<br />Estonia<br />Germany
Holland France Britain Afghanistan Iraq Iran Egypt
France, England, Italy, Germany, Bosnia, Somalia, Afganistan, Iraq, Kuwait, Canada, Rwanda
Middle East, Poland, England, Africa, France,
Afghanistan<br />Germany<br />Great Britain<br />France<br />Holland
USA, Germany, and the whole European campaign of both world wars, peace keeping sorties in the African continent and had their hands tied by the liberal governments action against the troops, balkans, Canadians have also joined the US services in the fig
Alot of different places. Too many to name. Sorry.
England, Germany, France, Belgium, Norway, Cyprus, Egypt, Lebanon, Iraq, Kuwait, Afghanistan, Jamaica, Montserrat, USA, Vietnam, Japan, Netherlands, Pakistan, India, South Africa, Congo, Haiti, Ukraine, Latvia, Niger, South Sudan, Mali, Syria, Every cou
Canada<br />Great Britain<br />France<br />Italy<br />Belgium<br />The Netherlands<br />Germany<br />Yugoslavia<br />Bosnia<br />Latvia<br />Afghanistan<br />Syria<br />Korea <br />Egypt
Afghanistan<br />Rwanda<br />Germany<br />Netherlands<br />France<br />United Kingdom<br />Belgium
Canada, U.S., Caribbean (esp. Haiti), Congo, Darfur, Sudan, Rwanda/Burundi, Chad, CAR, Syria, Israel, Yugoslavia, Cyprus, Ukraine, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan.<br /><br />UK, France, Holland, Belgium, Italy, Germany<br /><br />At least we stayed out
Europe , Africa , Korea , Arab and Egyptian countries
Afghanistan, Libya, Egypt, Korea, Germany, Italy, The UK
Europe (please don't make me name them all)<br />Korea<br />Rwanda<br />Afghanistan<br />Iraq<br />lots more but seriously what is the point of this exercise?
Germany Netherlands Iraq Afghanistan, South Korea, Sudan England France Belgium
Pretty much everywhere? Europe, Middle East, rawanda
Afghanistan, Korea, Bosnia, Kosovo, France, Holland, UK, Italy, Germany, USA, South Africa, Middle East
Korea, Croatia, Yugoslavia, Italy, Germany, Holland,
Europe (WWI WW2)<br />Afghanistan<br />Rwanda<br />
Mali<br />Cyprus<br />Kosovo<br />Germany<br />Korea<br />Canada
Germany, Italy, France, UK, Balkans, Cyprus, Korea, Vietnam, Rwanda
middle east asia Europe africa north America etc etc
- France<br />- UK<br />- Bosnia<br />- Afghanistan<br />- Germany<br />- Belgium <br />- Ukraine <br />- Korea <br />- Syria <br />- Poland<br />- Netherlands <br />- Yugoslavia
Anywhere there is conflict both as peace keepers and in combat
UK, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Norway, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Poland, Italy, Malta, Egypt, Tunisia, Algeria, Moroco, Cyprus, Israel/Palestine, Iraq/Syria, Rwanda, Mali, Somalia, India, Burma, China, Hong Kong, Korea, Afghanistan, Haiti,
I don't know if you want a complete list since Confederation, but here it is to the best of my knowledge:<br />South Africa, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Kuwait and Afghanistan. These are where Canadian
Iran, Iraq, Germany, France, Egypt, the UK
Britain, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Russia, Italy, North Africa, Turkey, Iran, Cyprus, Korea, Japan, Rwanda, Kosovo, Afghanistan, - you name it and they have been there!<br />
Canada<br />Afghanistan<br />Ethiopia<br />Libya<br />Most countries in western, central, and eastern Europe<br />Haiti<br />Korea<br />Vietnam<br />Somalia<br />
Countries in Europe, Africa, Middle East... world wide
Afghanistan cypress Syria Africa croracia
Europe, Mali, Serbia, bosnia south korea, Boer war, Rwanda.
Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Mali, Rwanda, Haiti, Italy, Germany, Hong Kong, The Netherlands, The United Kingdom
Ww1, WW11, Korea, Afghanistan, Kabul, Cyprus,
Cyprus, Afghanistan, Iraq, Britain, France, Holland, Italy, Germany, Rwanda, <br />recently in an African country that starts with M and I can't think what it is
Too many to list, everywhere in the world
European Theatre WW1 &WW2<br />Korea<br />European Cold War<br />Iraq<br />Peace Keeping In Balkans and Africa <br />Afghanistan<br />Latvia<br />Numerous DART deployments and humanitarian deployments aboard and at HOME. <br /><br />
all NATO members, Rwanda, Cyprus, Afghanistan, Hong Kong, Korea, South Africa, Kuwait, Libya
Afghanistan<br />Korea<br />Europe (Britain, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Austria)<br />Africa (Sudan, Congo, Sierra Leone, Ethiopia)<br />Peacekeeping missions in the Middle East (Golan Heights, Syria, Sinai, Jerusalem, Egypt)<br />Former Yugoslavia
Holland, italy, France Afganistan, Germany, Ukraine, Zimbabwe, England,
Canada, US, France, UK, Germany, Holland, Cyprus, Afghanistan, Iraq, Belgium, Rwanda, And I'm sure there are more
in Africa for various missions and in Latin America
Europe, Misc.(WWI, WWII) Afghanistan, South Africa, Korea
afghanistan, iraq, ww1, ww2, pun peacekeeping missions, etc
Canada<br />US<br />I think as long as country has Canadian embassy then they will have Canadian army
gosh i dunno, venezuala, bolivia, vietnam, bosnia, anywhere a coup is being conducted
France, Italie, Pays-Bas, Afghanistan, Corée, Angleterre, etc.
World wars, countries in war that need helps to rebuilt their democracy
France, Pays du Maghreb, Pays du moyen-Orient, Brésil
Afghanistan<br />Korea<br />Vietnam<br />France<br />Russia<br />Germany <br />Poland
Afghanistan, Irak, Mali (et région du Sahel), Kosovo, Bosnie-Herzégovine, Rwanda, Ghana, France, Belgique, Pays-Bas, Allemagne, Italie, Grande-Bretagne, Hong-Kong.
England, Finland, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, North Africa, Afghanistan, Iraq, Korea and many others.
Germany<br />Iraq<br />Iran <br />Vietnam<br />France
all European countries, Middle East, Central America, Far East and South East, African countries
des pays d'Europe comme la France, l'Angleterre, l'Allemagne, la Belgique<br />Aussi le Vietnam, l'Afrique du Sud et d'autres
Like all of Europe, big part of Asia and Africa. Inclding peacekeeping it's got to be over 50
westren europe<br />eastren europe<br />afghanistan
afghanistan<br />iraq<br />libya<br />korea<br />europe
aghanistan<br />première et deuximère guerre mondiale <br />
Great Britain, France, Italy, Hong Kong, Korea, Bosnia, Croatia, Serbia, Syria, Egypt, Mali, USA.
Germany, France, Afghanistan, Iraq, Vietnam, Korea
France Holland China Vietnam, sort of, korera, Middle East <br />Cyprus<br />Yugoslavia<br />Afghanastan<br />Iraq<br />Latvia
Germany, France, Afghanistan, African countries, other European countries
France, Holland, South Africa, Egypt, Algiers, Italy, Cyprus, Jordan, the former Yugoslavia, Russia, USSR, China, Burma, Singapore, Germany,
All of Europe<br />The Middle East<br />Afghanistan<br />North Africa<br /><br />on and on
Afghanistan, Iraq, The Balkans, Haiti, Ukraine, Korea, France, Belgium, Italy, Germany, Holland, England, North Africa, India, South Africa
Canada, US, Haiti, Bermuda, Norway, UK, France, Germany, Ukraine, former Yugoslavia, Cyprus, Israe!l, Syria, Iraq, China, Hong Kong, Italy, Egypt, many more!<br />
On all continents - nearly all countries.
The Netherlands, France, Germany, Italy, Korea, Bosnia, Afghanistan
Iran<br />Iraq<br />Afghanistan<br />Persian Gulf
Germany, Italy, France, Belgium, Japan, The Philipenes, Cypress, Afghanistan, Korea, England, Persian Gulf
middle east<br />africa<br />south america<br />all over the world
All over the world. More countries than I can name.
France,Italy, Korea, Cypress, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Poland
Peace keeping missions in former Yugoslavia, Somalia, UN in Rwanda, Afghanistan, Iraq, UN in Mali.
France, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, Korea, China
Many countries in Europe including Peace Keeping in Cyprus. Afghanistan, several countries in Africa including Rwanda Can&#8217;t recall them all but it has been significant considering WW1, WW2, the Cold War, NATO and Peace keeping Oh yes one another of
Britain<br />Normandy<br />France<br />Mali<br />Afghanistan
Afghanistan<br />Ruwanda<br />Yugoslavia<br />Korea<br />Cyprus<br />France<br />Holland<br />Belgium<br />Germany<br />Russia<br />England<br />Spain<br />Italy<br />North Africa<br />
Afghanistan, Syria, Sierra Leone, France, Korea, Iraq, etc.
2 of my brothers retired from the military they have been all over the world so ... <br />Kuwait<br />Germany <br />Afghanistan <br />There are so many I can't even think of the names right now, but anywhere in the world they were needed.
France<br />Afghanistan<br />Serbia<br />Iraq<br />Syria<br />Rwanda<br />Nigeria
NATO Countries<br />Middle East <br />African countries<br />SEATO COUNTRIES
Many countries under the auspices of NATO. Afghanistan, various countries in Africa & Middle East. Ukraine, countries bordering Russia.. etc.
France, Poland, Germany, Afghanistan, Iran, Syria,
France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Cyprus, Bosnia, Rwanda, Korea, Canada, Britain
Iraq, Afganistan, Bosnia/Croatia, Korea, WW2 Holland, France, Germany, Briain, Africa etc, WW1, France, Germany etc<br />Boar war, 1 and 2 South Africa<br />Cypress
Afghanistan, Cyprus, Rwanda, Germany, France,
Korea, South Africa, Germany, Afghanistan, Israel, Syria, Ukraine etc
France<br />Germany<br />Afghanistan<br /><br />No idea?
Bosnia, Holland, France, Germany, Iraq, Afghanistan and more places in Europe
Afghanistan, Bosnia, all of Europe, Korea...
France<br />Italy<br />Germany<br />UK<br />Holland<br />Cyprus<br />Korea<br />Croatia<br />Bosnia<br />Rwanda<br />Afghanistan<br />Mali<br />Haiti<br /><br />I know I'm missing lots. <br />
United Kingdom. Germany. Iran. Iraq. Poland. France
Given that I think the armed forces are or at least were tasked with Embassy security - the list would encompass most countries except the few we do not have an embassy or consulate in.
Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Poland, Latvia, Cyprus
It would be easier to answer the question of what country they have not served?
I honestly do not know any other then Irac in the past.
North America<br />Haiti<br />Congo<br />Rwanda<br />Sudan<br />Israel<br />Saudi Arabia<br />Syria<br />Egypt<br />Pakistan<br />Iraq<br />Iran<br />Honduras<br />
America, Britain, France, Germany. Middle east.
Afghanistan, Middle-east, Cyprus, Africa, Far-east, Australia, North and South America, basically all over the world
Canada<br />France <br />Belgium<br />Netherlands<br />Germany <br />Italy<br />Bermuda<br />Jamaica <br />Bahamas<br />Hong Kong<br />Several African/European and Middle East operations with the UN<br />Bosnia <br />Afghanistan<br />Syria <br /><br />
Belgium<br />Holland<br />France<br />Germany<br />Iraq<br />Afganistan<br />Kuwait <br />Sudan<br />Israel<br /><br /><br /><br />
Afghanistan<br />Iraq<br />Vietnam<br />Bosnia<br />Rwanda<br />U.S. <br />Europe
Several in Europe. Several in Africa. Korea. Hong Kong. Afghanistan.
All over Europe, Korea, Middle East, Far North<br />UN peacekeeping etc etc
England, France, Germany, Bosnia/Yugoslavia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Ukraine, Israel
Europe<br />Korea<br />Africa<br />Middle East<br />Artic
Netherlands<br />Vietnam<br />Korea<br />France<br />Afghanistan<br />Iraq<br />Germany
Haiti, Honduras, us, France, England, Germany, Poland, Africa, Cambodia, Persian Gulf, Iraq, Kuwait, Pakistan, Carribean....
Korea, Vietnam, Germany, UK, USA, France, Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq
Congo, Darfur, South Sudan, Arabian Sea, Sinai, Israel, Egypt, Pakistan, Kosovo, Cyprus, Ukraine,
France, Netherlands, Rwanda, Balkans, Afghanistan
France, Germany, Vietnam (advisors), Russia, Cyprus, Lebanon, Mali, Italy, Algeria, Tunisia, Netherlands, Afghanistan
The European Theatre in WWI and WWI, Rwanda, Cyprus, the countries of the former Yugoslavia
UK, France, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Korea, Afghanistan, Libya
UK, France, Irak, Afganistan, former Jugoslavia during war.
Europe, Syria, Africa, South Korea, U.K. just to name a few
France, U.K. Germany, Rawanda, Afganistan.
afganistan<br />africa<br />congo<br />slovakia<br />ukraine<br />
Germany France United kingdom Syria Ireland
Countries in Europe, the middle east, Asian countries and African countries and Canada . There are many. My uncle was killed during the second world war in Northern Africa, my mom served in Canada on a base that trained young men who became pilots and f
Bosnia <br />Afghanistan <br /> iraq<br />cyprus<br />golan heights<br />europe<br />Haiti<br />
Latvia<br />Korea<br />Afghanistan<br />Holland<br />France<br />Mali<br />Kosovo<br />Rwanda<br />
France<br />Italy<br />Germany<br />USA<br />Home Canada<br />Iran<br />Iraq<br />Korea<br />Vietnam<br />Norway <br />Countless others I cannot recall at the moment in both peace keeping missions and disaster relief.
alghanistan, iraq, iran, Canada, Bosnia, Yugorslovika, Africa, Haiti, Europe, Pacific
Mali<br />Afghanistan<br />Cyprus<br />Bosnia<br />Germany<br />Somalia <br />Korea<br />Kuwait<br />Iraq<br />I know I'm missing many more!
Viet Nam<br />Afganistan<br />England<br />Syria,<br />Germany<br />France<br />Korea<br />Congo<br />Nigeria<br />U S<br />Japan<br />
Iraq, Afghanistan, Latvia, Bosnia, Romania, Germany, France, Egypt, Ukraine, United States, Mali, and many more that I don&#8217;t know off hand.
Most Western European countries involved in WWII; Korea; the Balkan states during the former Yugoslavian breakup.
Germany, France, Ukraine Afghanistan, Mali, Syria, croatia
Europe in WW2<br />Korea<br />Afghanistan<br /><br />And UN Peacekeeping tours in a variety of countries
Afghanistan. Germany. France. United Kingdom. Iraq. Israel. Haiti. Northern Africa.
Korea<br />Syria <br />Kosovo <br />Afghanistan
France, Holland, Italy, Korea, Bosnia, Latvia, Mali, Afghanistan.
Canada,<br />Afghanistan,<br />Iraq,<br />Sudan,<br />DRC,<br />Egypt,<br />Syria<br />
All Europe, Africa, Korea, Afghanistan, UN peace keeping
Ukraine, Bosnia, parts of Africa, Afghanistan, Korea, many parts of Western Europe.
all of Europe, Parts of Africa, parts of Asia
Iraq, Rwanda, Afghanistan, World War I/II, Korean War
Germany Italy USA uk France Afghanistan Iraq Iran
basically all of Europe and much of Asia during World War I and II, Korea, Vietnam, Somalia, Bosnia, Croatia, Lybia, Afghanistan, Syria
Europe WWI and WW2<br />Korean War<br />Peacekeeping all over the world.<br />Afghanistan <br />And I'm sure there is more.
Iraq (peacekeepers) <br />Almost all of Europe <br />
South Africa<br />France<br />Belgium<br />Italy<br />the Netherlands<br />Germany<br />Hong Kong<br />South Korea<br />Iraq<br />Afghanistan
Italy<br />Britain <br />France <br />Germany<br />Korea <br />Serbia<br />
Canada, Congo, Iraq, Afghanistan, Britain, France, Germany, Ukraine, wherever the Suez Canal is. Belgium
England<br />Europe<br />Africa<br />Haiti<br />USA<br />Every embassy in the world<br /><br />Unfortunately protecting this PM
More countries that I can remember. I served in the middle east.
Afghanistan, France, Netherlands, South Korea, Syria
France<br />England<br />Middle East<br />Afghanistan <br />Australia <br />Canada<br />Italy
Bosnia, The Former Yugoslavia, Afghanistan Rwanda, Somalia, Congo
Afghanistan<br />Crete<br />Somalia<br />Korea<br />All of Europe<br />Croatia
Afghanistan, Korea, Italy, France, Germany.
Essentially all of Europe during WW1 and WW2<br />Balkans (also Europe)<br />Afganistan<br />Iran<br />Iraq<br />Falklands<br />Syria<br />Korea<br />Vietnam<br />Japan<br />Ukraine<br />Africa - a few countries I can't specify<br />
Germany, France, Afghanistan, Iraq, Yugoslavia, Korea, Kuwait, north Africa, Russia, Ukraine, Poland,
Britain, Belgium, France, Italy, Germany, Russia, Afghanistan, Syria, Iran, Iraq, Cypress, Korea, Africa ..probably almost every country.
France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Britain, Afghanistan, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Ukraine, Korea, and Mali.
German, Korean, Afghanistan, Gulf, within Canadian boarders,
Europe for WW1 and WW2<br />Quatar, Afghanistan, Croatia, Boznia, Nigeria, Syria, to name a few
England, Italy, Holland, Korea, All the UN peace keeping operations ... Somalia, Cyprus, Middle East, Congo, Ukraine, Israel, Pakistan
Bosnia, Afgahnistan, Iraq, Iran. Any major conflict in recent years.
Germany, France, Afghanistan, and many, many more
afghanistan, congo, darfur, kosovo, ukraine, toronto winter, iraq
Afghanistan <br />Irak<br />Vietnam<br />France <br />Italie
Vietnam, Afghanistan, middle eastern countries, Canada
Afghanistan<br />Ukraine<br />Africa<br />Germany<br />Vietnam<br />Mexico
all of europe, much of africa, middle east
Cyprus <br />Afghanistan<br />Europe (France, Belgium, Luxumbourg, Italy, Germany, etc)<br />Serbia<br />Croatia<br />Rwanda
Afganistan, Somalia, Yugoslavia, France, Italy, Poland, Egypt, India, .....
England , France, Belgium, Holland,Japan, Korea, Viet Nam, Iran, Iraq
Afghanistan<br />Korea<br />Various in Europe<br />
France, Norway, Japan, Korea, England, Italy,
France<br />Netherlands<br />Belgium<br />Germany<br />Italy<br />Britain<br />Korea<br />Iraq<br />Kuwait<br />Afghanistan<br />Syria<br />Libya<br /><br /><br /><br /><br />
Europe , Afghanistan , Iraq, Korea, Japan , African countries!
with a few exceptions there have been members of the Canadian military in all the nations of the world.
France, Italy, England, Canada, Hong Kong
Most of Europe, several countries in Africa as well as Afghanistan and Haiti.
South Africa, Great Britain, France, Italy, Cyprus, Korea, Rwanda, Congo, other countries of Africa, Kuwait, Iraq, Afghanistan, other countries of the Middle East, Vietnam...
Iraq, Latvia, Ukraine, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Croatia, Egypt (Sinai), Mali, Chad, Lebanon, Cambodia, Korea, Cyprus, Sudan, Somalia, Germany, France, England, Netherlands, Belgium, South Africa (Boer war), Russia (Siberian Expedition), Canada.
UK, France Germany Italy cypress Israel Lebanon Bosnia Serbia China Korea Afghanistan
To my knowledge I can look this up with great accuracy on a reputable information website or any library
Europe, Korea, Somalia, Bosnia, Afghanistan and numerous peace keeping missions around the globe.
us,afganistan,germany, england,irak,egypth, israel,ukraine not suppose to be there.
Many European countries, The Balkans, Afghanistan, Korea, Egypt, Cyprus
France <br />Italy<br />Belgium<br />Holland<br />Germany <br />England<br />Afghanistan <br />Hong Kong <br />Mali<br />Yugoslavia<br />Cyprus<br />
Turkey, Greece, Afghanistan, Germany, France, African countries, Canada, England and many more I'm sure.
England, Italy, Poland, Boznia Herzogovina, Afganistan, Korea, Somalia, Mali, France, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, USA, Middle East
Korea, Kosovo, Middle East, Germany, England (WW)
Lots... military bases in Europe (current). Iran, Iraq, Korea, Afghanistan, Serb/Croatia/Yugoslavia, African countries for peace keeping
Europe, Japan, Korea, Afghanistan, and various areas as peace-keepers.
So many that I really wouldn't even know to list them all
United States<br />Mexico<br />France<br />Germany<br />Italy<br />Poland<br />Russia<br />Afghanistan<br />Syria<br />Iraq<br />Iran<br />United Kingdom<br />Dominican Republic<br />China<br />Japan
South Africa, Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands, China, Britain, Russia, Korea, Rwanda, Sudan, Kosovo, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Haiti, and Canada.
Many countries around the world. My grandpa was stationed in Scotland.
Afghanistan, Iraq, Korea, France, Belgium, Holland, Italy, Africa (countries unknown),
France. Belgium. Netherlands. Croatia. Afghanistan. Korea. <br /><br />Many countries I do not recall the names of at the moment.
Africa, Europe, Middle East, Asia, South America ...and likely more than that.
England, France, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Greece, Poland, Afghanistan, Korea, Cypress, Bosnia, African Countries.
UK Europe Africa Australia the middle east USA India
Afganistan, Iraq, multiple African countries...
Afghanistan, Iraq, Korea. Ashamed I don't know more, actually. Peacekeeping in Africa? Ghana? South Africa, specifically?
Boer War<br />WWI&II European Theater<br />WWII Pacific Theater<br />Korean War<br />Afghan War<br />Peacekeeping in Middle East & Africa
Suez, Latvia, Malawi, Afghanistan, all over Europe, UK, Middle East<br /><br />That's it. It's embarrassing not to remember more because there have been many places.
Afghanistan, Iran, Lybia, Syria, Ukraine, Korea, Bosnia, Arctic, Eastern Europe
Italy, Germany, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Netherlands, France, United Kingdom, Poland,
Britain, South Africa, France Belgium Holland Germany Denmark Cyprus the Gaza Bosnia Afghanistan Somalia Hong Kong Mali
Throughout Europe during the world wars; Korea; Afghanistan.
I consider the First and second wars that helped protect the countries in Europe.And they should be fighting against terrorists<br />Here and overseas.
Europe-Germany, Holland , France, Belgium, Switzerland, Austria, Poland, Spain, Italy, Greece.<br />Korea<br />Vietnam<br />Japan
Bosnia, Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Germany, France, Belgium
So many, France, England, Iran, Iraq, The Congo, Yugoslavia etc.
I can't remember all the countries but I know they fought in WW1, WW2, and Afghanistan
middle east, africa, central america, caribbean.
Syria, Cyprus, Ukraine, Democratic Republic of the Congo, etc
Everywhere in the world. Either at war or as peacekeepers.
Europe theatre<br />Korea<br />Bosnia<br />Somalia<br />Afghanistan<br />Various peacekeeping missions throughout the globe
Any country we were told too by the US and Britain with rare exemptions such as Iraq.
Korea, Canada, England, France, Holland (Netherlands) Italy Croatia Poland, North Africa, Los more.
South Africa<br />France Germany Italy Israel Cyprus Bosnia Afghanistan Korea Japan Haiti Congo and many more
Afghanistan, Iraq, Rhodesia/Zimbabwe, European theater WWI and WWII, Korea, Cyprus, Sudan, Ethiopia, Golan Heights, Kosovo, Yugoslavia, Haiti, USA, many more
Afghanistan, Korea, Europe (2), Ukraine, Cyprus, Ethiopia, Rwanda, Iraq
Germany, Poland, Afghanistan, Iraq, parts of Africa, the Baltic&#8217;s,
Germany, France, Bosnia, Kosovo, Kuwait, US, Cyprus, lots of them
FRANCE, Germany.. KOREA, AFGANASTAN, <br />
Afhganiston, Iran, Irag, Somalia, Hungary, Crotia, and those countries around there, parts of Africa, Cypress, Haiti, Canada, France, England, Germany, Holland, Italy, Belgium, Scotland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Austria, Spain, Turkey, and on and on .
France, England, Iraq, Afghanistan...and many more
Afghanistan <br />Golan heights <br />Cyprus<br />Mali<br />Vietnam<br />Europe<br />Cambodia<br />The Former Yugoslavia <br />The Ukraine <br />Latvia<br />Lithuania <br />Egypt<br />Syria <br />Malta<br />Russia
Bosnia<br />Germany<br />Croatia<br />Cyprus<br />Morocco<br />Congo<br />Iraq<br />Afghanistan<br />Iran<br />Kuwait<br />Korea<br />France<br />UK<br />Belgium<br />Italy<br />
France, Germany, Italy, Bosnia/Herzogovina, Croatia, Kosova, Rwanda, UK, Gaza strip
Service personnel work in all Canadian embassies throughout the world.
Germany<br />France<br />Korea<br />India<br />Afghanistan<br />Iraq<br />Bosnia<br />Croatia<br />Italy<br />Japan<br />The United States
Europe England both wars .training, invasion and occupation, Africa, Middle East, Burma Korea , Pacific leading up to defeat of Japan many more countries including recently Afghanistan.
Europe, Asia, middle east Africa, australia
All over the world - too many to list without forgetting some.<br />In my mind serving includes drills coordinated with other countries.<br />N.A. - Haiti<br />Africa - <br />Europe - NATO<br />Asia - not sure<br />Disaster assistance at home and abroad
Afghanistan, former yugoslavia, rwanda, france, belgium, Germany,
Afganistan, iraq, somalia, all over the world.
Canada, Afghanistan, Germany, France, UK, Somalia, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Czecholslovakia, Yugoslavia, Serbia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Haiti, Republic of Congo, Darfur, Isreal, Syria and so many others
South Africa<br />France<br />Belgium<br />Holland<br />Germany<br />Hong Kong<br />Cyprus<br />Afghanistan<br />https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Canadian_military_operations<br />
Korea<br />Europe <br />Afghanistan <br />Siesta Leon <br />Bosnia<br />
Iran <br />Afganistan<br />Korea<br />Europe during the 2 WW<br />Syria<br />Libya
Most all countries in Europe, many countries in Africa, Korea, Afghanistan, Iraq, and many other countries as trainers and relief work including Haiti and the USA.
England, France, Korea, Yugoslavia, Afghanistan, Sudan?
Germany, Poland, Netherlands, Italy, France, Britain, Iraq, Afghanistan, many more.
Siria, Afghanistan, Gulf War, Korean, Vietnam, WWI, WWII, Iraq, off the top of my head.
Germany<br />France<br />England <br />Afghanistan<br />syria<br />congo<br />vietnam<br />USA<br />Turkey<br />Greece
germany france Syria Israel, Congo Egypt Cyprus England USA Croatia Bosnia Korea Lebanon holland italy Afghanistan Iraq i'n sure many more
All over Europe <br />Northern Africa <br />Other countries in Africa <br />Mid East <br />Korea <br />
Germany, France, Cyprus, Afghanistan, Haiti, Italy,
Maui<br />Ukraine<br />Afghanistan<br />Syria<br />Haiti <br />Darfur....<br />
gernany<br />uk<br />bosnia<br />afhanistan<br />rwanda
Bosnia, <br />Syria <br />Korea<br />France<br />Holland<br />Europe generally<br /><br />Afghanistan<br />I&#8217;m sure there are many more and I&#8217;ll remember them later
Bosnia,Afghanistan, Korea, Cambodia, Namibia,Germany, Haiti, Bermuda,UK, USA, Saudi Arabia,Iran and Iraq!
Almost every country in Europe, Korea, Kuwait, Qatar, Afghanistan, Somalia, Croatia, Haiti, Libya, Iraq and the USA. Serving as combat troops, air support, field hospitals, military liaison or peace keepers.
Iraq, Afghanistan, Germany, France (ww2)
Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Syria (recently). Historically, all of Europe, north Africa, probably done peacekeeping in South America and various areas throughout Africa.
Bosnia, Afghanistan, Germany, France, Holland
Not all of them because we serve as peace keepers in countries that we have no business to be in
Everywhere: Europe during and after WW11, Korea, Rwanda was particulary hard on our troops because of no UN support for genocide. Essentialy everywhere except modern day China and Russia.
The Canadian military has served in every country in the world as far as I know.
Europe<br />Korea<br />Serbia<br />Afghanistan<br />Africa<br />Etc.
egypt<br />afghanistan<br />cyprus<br />europe<br />Burma<br />Pacific theater ww2<br />
Afganistan, Korea, Cyprus, Golan Heights, Iran, Iraq, Pakistan, various African countries
Afganistan<br />Afrika througt unated nations<br />Balkan<br />Europa Too many countries to mention<br />
Most of Europe, Saudi, Afghanistan, Africa, North America
Europe (many countries)<br />Britain<br />Bosnia<br />Cyprus<br />Sudan, Darfur<br />Mali<br />Korea, south<br />Vietnam<br />
France, england, India, Itily, Germany, Sweden, Russia, Syria, Bayroot, Egypt, Ifganistan, Pakistan, Canada, Samilia, Korea, japan
Afghanistan <br />Europe <br />Sudan<br />Kuwait<br />
France Belguim, Germany Netherlands ,Austria , Pacific , Korea, Vietnam, Ukraine, Syria, Afghanistan, Bosnia , Africa Turkey, Serbia
In most if not all peacekeeping efforts (e.g. collapse of former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Sinai, Afghanistan and more). They also served in both world wars, as well as Korea. Probably more but the names of the countries escape me.
Cypress, Burkina Faso, Bosnia, Herzegovina, Germany, England, Turkey, Mali, Rwanda, Afghanistan, France, Germany, United States, Somalia.
England, France, Poland, Bosnia, Germany, Ukraine, United States, Serbia, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Korea
Germany<br />Turkey<br />Afghanistan<br />Vietnam<br />Balkin Islands<br />and others I can't remembetr
Canada, USA, France, UK, Germany, Poland, Ukraine, Italy, Spain, Japan, Korea, Haiti, Afghanistan, Iraq, Rwanda, Egypt, Cypress, "Kashmir", Palestine...
France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Korea, Afghanistan
South Africa, France, Belgium. Holland, Italy,Germany, Norway, Yugoslavia, Bosnia, Egypt, Isreal, Libya, French North Africa, Korea, Hong Kong, India, Burma, Afganistan, United States, Canada, Iceland, basically anywhere the British army, RAF/RFC/RNAS an
Europe, Bosnia, Turkey, Canada, Afghanistan
Hong Kong, Korea, Bosnia,Afghanistan, France, Germany, Holland, Sicily,Greece, Belgium, Poland, Denmark, Great Britain North African countries and peace keeping all over the world
Support the Canadian embassies and high commissions <br />Generally a part of all UN peacekeeping missions <br />Various locations during WW I and II<br />Korean Conflict<br />Former Yugoslavia <br />Northern Canada<br />Patrolling Canadian waters<br />C
Afghanistan<br />Cyprus<br />Israel<br />Iraq<br />Libya<br />Jordan<br />Palestinian Territories<br />USA<br />Canada<br />Kosovo<br />Italy<br />France<br />United Kingdom<br />Japan<br />Russia<br />China
Korea<br />France<br />Middle east<br />Bosnia<br />Italy<br />Cypress<br />
Several countries in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Primarily peace keeping but sometimes combat.
Belgium, France, Croatia, Afghanistan, Syria, Korea, many other places
Afghanistan<br />Us Thailand Vietnam <br />
I would say almost every country in the world
Europe, Holland, Afghanistan Cyprus, Balkans, UK,
In all countries that we have an embassy.
England <br />france<br />germany<br /> middle east<br />Croatia<br /> Bosnia<br /> serbia<br /> mali <br /> and more
Afghanistan , Italy, France, Germany , Britain,
France Germany holland Vietnam Italy Afghanistan Iraq Iran
Afghanistan, Germany, England, France, Middle East
Countries in North America, Middle East, Europe, Africa
Most of Europe, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, plus Peacekeeping missions for the UN all over the world including African countries like Rwanda
World war 1&2, Iraq, Bosnia, Afghanistan.
Germany, France, Italy, Finland, Nederlands, Denmark, USA, All embassies in all countries, Mid East, African countries as buffers or peacekeepers
Afghanistan, Africa, Turkey,<br />and the Middle East.
many. france holland hongkong korea, mali, lebanon, afghanastan, italy, and the list goes on at some length.
Netherlands, Italy, Korea, Bosnia, Rwanda
Afghanistan, Somalia, Iraq, Syria, Libia, Bosnia, Croatia, Ukraine, several other African, Asian, and European countries
Afghanistan <br />Mali<br />Estonia<br />Germany
Korea, Bosnia, Afganistan, Cyprus,<br />Croatia, Serbia, Rwanda, Somolia, Egypt, Cambodia, France, Germany, United States, Haiti, Holland, Italy, Belgium, Ukraine, Israel, Iraq, Iran,Turkey,Norway-also I am sure many others
I think the Canadian military has served across Europe during the Great Wars. Additionally, in the middle east conflicts. <br />members of the military have served here in Canada. And the military has aided in relief and rescue missions across the world.
Afghanistan, Syria, Mail, Iraq, Australia, Latvia
There are many countries to list<br /><br />Kosovo, Ukraine, Cyprus, Republic of Congo, South Sudan, Egypt, Qatar, Bahrain, Jordan, Iraq, Israel, Afghanistan, Lebanon, Haiti, Carribean sea<br />WW1 and WW2 covers a large number of European countries as w
Hari, st Vincent, Rowanda, Honduras,USA, guatamala, Congo, Liberia, Sierra Leone, Sarajevo, Kosovo, Germany, France, Britain, Cambodia, Persian Gulf, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Russia, Ukraine, Poland,
europe, japan, east asia falklands,africa, pacific rim, eastern block countries
Rwanda<br />Afghanistan<br />Libya<br />Italy<br />France<br />Germany<br />Poland<br />Belgium<br />The Netherlands<br />Bosnia<br />Greece<br />Cyprus<br />South Korea
Lots, but we did nothing to protect central americans and Grenada from USA agression
Bosnia and Herzogovina<br />Serbia<br />Kosovo<br />Kuwait<br />Afghanistan<br />Burma (now Myanmar)<br />India<br />Australia<br />United Kingdom<br />France<br />The Netherlands<br />Germany<br />Poland<br />Ukraine<br />South Korea<br />Hong Kong
Cyprus, Mali, Afghanistan, Cyprus, Italy, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Hong Kong, South and North Korea, South Africa (Boer War), and a bunch more peace keeping missions.
Various humanitarian/disaster relief missions (ie Haiti), various UN missions (ie Rwanda), Afghanistan, Vietnam, European countries like the UK, France, Italy, and the Netherlands, the United States of America.
Korea, Eastern Europe, Countries in Africa, Western Europe
most of Europe(ww1 and 2),Middle east till now,korean war,Vietnam,Afganistan,Iraq,Bosnia,,Somalia.and now in the Baltics Countries
I assume the canadian military has been in almost every country either as enemies or for support.
Korea<br />Afghanistan<br />Holland<br />plus many more as peacekeepers
France, Belgium, Holland, Italy, Germany, Korea, Rwanda, Afghanistan
France, UK, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, Somolia, Afghanistan, Syria, Haiti, Sudan, Congo, Persian Gulf
Kosovo, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, Various countries in europe<br />
France, The Netherlands, Germany, Rwanda, Afghanistan, DRC, Yugoslavia...
Former Yugoslavia, Crete. Half of Europe. Ukraine
Bosnia, Serbia. Israel, Korea. Middle east, Germany Cyprus, list goes on.
Ww2<br />Korea<br />Egypt during the Suez crisis<br />Kovoso/Bosnia/Baltic states<br />Numerous pointless un missions which did little to nothing especially in Rwanda <br />Afganistan which was and is a disaster.
Balkans, Afghanistan, Middle East, Cyprus and European nations.
Bosnia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Germany, France, Italy, Egypt, Korea, Ukraine
Holland, Britain, France, Poland, Korea, Afghanistan, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bosnia-Herzegovena, Kosovo, Rwanda, Congo, Haiti.
Germany, Poland, France, Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, Korea
England<br />Holland<br />Belgium <br />France<br />Italy<br />Germany<br />
World War I, World War II, Korean War, War in Afghanistan, Peacekeeping missions in Africa
canada <br />france<br />usa<br />irak<br />ukrene<br />afganistant
Germany , Afganistan , Iseral , Packastan
most european and middle eastern countries for battle and/or peacekeeping<br />various carribean and african and asian countries when helped need due to natural disasters
Britain italy france ceylon Afghanistan bosnia
Haiti, various African and European countries - Rwanda, Serbia/Croatia, Germany
current conflicts - Afghanistan<br />previous peacekeeping - Balkans, Somalia, Cyprus, Rwanda, Haiti<br />international conflicts - WW1 and WW2 (various European and maybe North African theatres)
Lots! Eg ruanda Mogadishu, Crete,Afghanistan
european, african, central american, asian countries. too many to list.
England, France, Afghanistan, Italy, Germany, Poland, Korea
Afghanistan<br />Korea<br />Germany<br />Italy<br />France<br />Belgium<br />Netherlands<br />Cyprus<br />Rwanda<br />Caribbean basin<br />Canada<br />South Sudan<br />Darfur <br />Haiti<br />Congo <br />Sierra Leone <br />Israel<br />Syria<br />Kosovo<b
I know they served in many countries around the world
Europe, Cyprus, Egypt, Serbia, Afghanistan, Libya.
Afghanistan <br />Europe: ww 1& w<br />Middle East: peacekeepers <br />Africa: peace keeping
Afghanistan<br />Korea<br />Vietnam<br />Unfortunately I don't really know very much about this.<br />
Many contries in the Middle east, Bosnia/Croatia region, Afganistan.
Korea, Germany, Afghanistan, former Yuguslavia, Cyprus, Côte d'Ivoire
Europe WW II <br />South East Asia <br />Somalia<br />Cyprus<br />Mali and area<br />Latvia<br />
Bali Afghanistan Germany Ukraine The Baltic&#8217;s
Europe de l'ouest<br />Balkans<br />Hong Kong<br />Moyen Orient
Germany<br />Cyprus<br />Somalia<br />Afghanistan <br />Mali<br />East Timor<br />United States <br />Norway<br />Golan heights<br />Haïti
Canada, France, Belgique, Allemagne, plusieurs pays d'Afrique, les Balkans
Europe<br />Corée<br />Afghanistan<br />Irak<br />plusieurs pays d'Afrique<br /><br />
France, Belgique, Italie, Missions de maintien de la paix dans divers pays.
Yougoslavie, France, Afrique, moyen orient, Asie
France, Italie, Hollande, Belgique, Allemagne, Hong-Kong, Corée, Haïti, Bosnie, Rouhanda, Afghanistan. Plateau du Goland
En Europe, en Afrique et Afganisthan, Corée
France, Espagne, et dans plusieurs pays européens au cours de la deuxième guerre mondiale. Plusieurs pays africains.
Too many to list.<br />In any allied country experiencing armed conflict. In any country engaged in war with Canada or an ally.<br />Just about every country I can think of. We are also peacekeepers in a lot of the world. Our armed forces help countries
Mali irak, Égypte, Arabie saoudite, France, Kosovo etc..
Afghanistan, Iraq, France, England, Netherlands, Serbia
South Africa, U.K, Belgium, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Germany, Hong Kong, Singapore, Korea, Vietnam, Palestine, Cyprus, Rwanda, Afghanistan, Congo,
Europe,Afrique,pays syriens et arabes. Chine
France <br />Irak<br />Afghanistan <br />Pakistan <br />Pays de l&#8217;Afrique
Canada, Rwanda, Allemagne, Afghanistan, Corée, Algérie, France, Angleterre, Italie, Bosnie
Wherever they have been needed. European countries, Africa Asia etc.
Afghanistan<br />Cyprus<br />Korean war<br />WWII<br />WW1<br />Mali<br />
Allemagne, Bosnie, Chypre, Haïti, Mali, Rwanda
Afganistan,<br />Slovanie<br />Rowanda<br />Plusieurs pays européens <br />...
Afghanistan, Iran, Irak, Ukraine, Syrie, Russie, France, Allemagne, Rouanda, RD Congo, Etc...
Netherlands, France, South Africa, Korea, Belgium, Hong Kong, Germany, Bosnia, Rwanda, Afghanistan, Russia, British North America, Mali, and probably others.
Syria<br />Israel<br />Cypress<br />Afghanistan<br />France<br />UK<br />Mali<br />Haiti<br />Somalia<br />
cyprus, afghanistan, libya, cambodia, bosnia, iraq, congo, korea, golan, haiti, mali, ukraine, france, uk, germany, belgium, italy.
Europe lors de la 1e et 2e guerres mondiales (France, Allemagne etc)<br />Chypre, Rwanda, <br />
Beaucoup de pays.<br />La liste est longue.
France Angleterre, Allemagne, Bosnie, Afghanistan, Irak
Allemagne France Grande Bretagne Italie Afghanistan iran Iraq kurdes Turquie
Europe with NATO<br />Bosnia<br />WW1 WW2<br />Africa I think Chad<br />disaster relief (Haiti)
Mali<br />Cyprus<br />Haiti<br />Falkland Islands<br />Ukraine<br />Middle Eastern countries<br />Iraq<br />Iran<br />
afganistan<br />iraq<br />germany<br />greece<br />italy<br />UK
Iceland, England, Holland, Russia, Germany, Italy, Afghanistan, Israel, Egypt, and many more that I cannot think of right now!
Britain, France, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Kosevo, <br />Viet Nam , Korea, Middle East, Grenada, Peacekeeping all over the place.
La liste est longue.Moyen-orient, Afrique, et autres
Iraq, Afghanistan, Korea, France, Belgium, Germany, Rwanda, Italy, Hong Kong.
France, Belgium, United Kingdom, Italy, Netherlands, Germany, South Korea, Cyprus, Hong Kong, Rwanda, Somalia, Former Yugoslavia, Afghanistan.
France, Holland, Germany, korea, former Yugoslavia (Bosnia, kosovo), Haiti, afghanistan
Rwanda, Nigeria, Afghanistan, The Netherlands, Haiti, Germany, France, England
Ukraine, Congo, Palestine, Afghanistan/Middle East, Cyprus, Germany, France, UK, Holland, Egypt, Serbia, Rwanda, Italy, Korea, South Africa
<br /> Balkan territories <br />Rowanda<br />Ukraine<br />Haiti<br />Cypress<br /><br />
Middle East countries<br />Africian Nations
Europe THE British Iles<br />Africa, Canada,
South Africa<br />France<br />Belgium<br />England<br />Germany<br />Holland<br />Italy<br />Atlantic Ocean<br />Korea<br />Suez Canal<br />Cyprus<br />Golan Heights<br />Mediterranean Sea<br />Former Yugoslav Republic<br />Somalia<br />Persian Gulf<br /
Haven&#8217;t got a clue but recently argued about Gulf not Golf war Cdn troops went to in 90&#8217;s
France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Holland, Hong Kong, Korea, Rowanda, Cambodia, Cyprus, Afghanistan
Afghanistan <br />Korea<br />Germany <br />Bosnia
All over Europe<br />Several countries in Africa<br />Several countries in the Middle East
France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Burma, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, various places in Africa, etc.
Germany, Afghanistan, Kuwait, France, The Netherlands, England, Italy, North Africa
Afghanistan, Europe, North Africa, Korea, Yugoslavia
Far as I know different parts of Europe Middle East far as I know parts of Africa and I think I believe Asia
Ww1 ww2 korean afghan or peace keeping mission. Do i have to name each contry conflict, battle and peace keeping assignment?
England<br />Holland<br />France<br />Belguim<br />Germany
Somalia <br />Croatia Serbia Herz...<br />Afghanistan<br />Kuwait '91<br />Korea<br />Rwanda <br />WW 1 & 2 European countries<br />
England, France, Germany, India,North Africa,Belgium.
korea<br />great britain<br />france<br />germany<br />afghanistan<br />syria
Germany, France, Mali, Sudan, Middle East, Haiti, Netherlands, Afghanistan
Too many to remember.<br /><br />My father was in the air-<br />force in Alaska.
Canada, U.S., UK, most countries in Europe, Afghanistan,Korea, Iraq, Sudan, West Africa, Egypt, Syria, parts of Asia....
Afghanistan<br />Iraq <br />Cyprus<br />Former Yugoslavia
France, UK, Italy, Libia, Tunisia, Egypt, Greece, Belgum, Holland. Luxemburg, Germany, Korea, Afganistan. Algeria, morocco
Africa, Asia Pacific, Central and Eastern Europe, Mali, Iraq
Afghanistan France Italy Germany middle east
UK, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Singapore, China (HK), Korea, South Africa, Somalia, Kosovo, Rwanda, Afghanistan, Poland, Ukraine
Democratic republic of the Congo, Sudan, Eritrea, Mozambique, Uganda, Rwanda, Egypt, Namibia, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka, Syria, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Cyprus, Continued occupation of North Africa and the Middle East, Serbia and/or Koso
France, Germany, Italy, Haiti, Ethiopia, Syria, Guatemala, Sierra Leone,
North west Europe<br />Balkans<br />Italy<br />Middle East<br />Africa<br />Vietnam <br /><br />I could name many more
Mali, Afghanistan, Cyprus, Korea, Holland, Great Briton, France, Italy, Ukraine, probably many more but drawing a blank sorry.
Bosnia<br />Ethiopia<br />Rwanda<br />Afghanistan<br />France<br /><br />
Afghanistan<br />Somalia<br />Caucasus<br />Europe<br />
Afghanistan,Europe, Korea, Iraq, Great Britain, Africa, Mali.
Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, Somalia, Korea Cyprus, South Africa, Germany, Italy, Belgium, Holland, France, Israel, Syria, Kongo, Bosnia,
france, germany, syria, afghanistan,bosnia, iran, iraq,japan
Germany<br />Britain<br />US<br />France<br />Belgium<br />Netherlands<br />Italy<br />China<br />Vietnam<br />Korea<br />Japan<br />Bosnia<br />Croatia<br />Poland<br />Rwanda<br />Cote D'Ivoire
Many countries in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, etc
Afghanistan<br />Syria <br />Ukraine<br /><br />basically with United Nations
I think there are many countries but don&#8217;t know how many or which ones.
Too many to list, I feel they have served in every country where there has been conflict
Europe, Korea, Afganistan, Syria, (kurdistan ). Peace keepers in Cyprus, Croatia and the middle east & Africa
Korea, Germany, France, Italy, Bosnia, Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, Cyprus
Europe during WWI & WWII<br />Kuwait<br />Bosnia<br />Iraq<br />
Canada<br />Afghanistan<br />Lebanon <br />Bosnia <br />Kuwait<br />Korea<br />UK <br />France<br />Netherlands<br />Belgium<br />Germany
France, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Italy, Hong Kong, South East Asia, Middle East and North Africa, U.K., Haiti, various African nations and U.N. assignments, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Korea, Ukraine,
Libya<br />Iraq (limited)<br />Balkan States<br />Mali<br />Western Europe<br />Korea<br />Afghanistan<br />Rwanda<br />Various African Peace Keeping Missions<br />
A lot. Afganistan. Greece. Syria. Turkey. Ethiopia. Many countries in Africa.
WW1, WW2, Korea, Afghanistan, Iran, Vietnam (with the USA military)<br />
Oh my goodness, so many!<br />France <br />Germany<br />Bosnia<br />Kuwait<br />Afghanistan <br />Lots and lots more!<br />
Afghanistan, Vietnam, Korea, France, England, Italy, Netherlands
france . italy . germany . holland . <br />japan . many fought in the korean war . peacekeepers in rouanda & hatie . men & women fought in agfhanistan .
Europe Canada NATO UN Africa Middle East - where have they not served?
Belgium, France, Italy and other parts of Europe and North Africa, Hong Kong, Singapore, and the Pacific theater, Bosnia, etc. Cyprus, Afghanistan, South Africa (Boor war), Mali,
England France Belgium Holland Afghanistan Greece Eastern bloc countries Germany
Afghanistan <br />Iran<br />Turkey<br />Germany <br />Italy<br />UK<br />Russia<br />Israel
Korea<br />Cypress <br />France <br />West Germany<br />United Kingdom<br />Poland<br />Ukraine<br />Etc.
USA, UK, Germany, UAE, Iraq, Afganistan, Korea, France, Turkey, Somalia, Hati, Congo, South Sudan, Syria, Kosovo, Yugoslavia,
France<br />Netherlands <br />Belgium<br />
Europe, South Pacific, Korea, afganistan and several countries in Africa
Europe, UK, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Turkey, Ukraine...the list goes on
France, Germany, Austria, England, the Middle East (area not a country) many more
france, germany, greece, turkey, cyprus, the middle east, africa.
France<br />India<br />England<br />Poland<br />Russia<br />Africa<br />Australia<br />Germany<br />Austria<br />South Africa<br />Greenland <br />Iceland <br />Georgia (? That may have been a visit during a post in France.) <br />
Netherlands France Italy the Middle East
So many...Canada, Haiti, England, France, Belgium, Italy, Germany, Bosnia, Cyprus, Iraq, Afghanistan, Hong Kong, Korea, just a few
England, USA, Germany, Afganistan, Iran, Iraq, Belgium, France.
USA<br />EUROPE<br />Middle east<br />UK<br /> Africa<br />ASIA
Bosnia<br />France<br />Iran<br />Vietnam<br />Japan<br />Germany<br />England<br />
Afthanistan<br />Irac <br />Bosnia<br />Rwanda<br />Africa<br />France<br />Poland<br />other European countries in WW1 and WW2<br /><br />
Afghanistan<br />Golan Heights<br />Yugoslavia<br />Cyprus<br />Somalia<br />Rwanda<br />England<br />France<br />Germany
During war, all over Europe, Iraq, Bosnia, Rwanda, humanitarian relief efforts and peacekeeping all around the world...
- Soudan<br />- Afrique du Sud<br />- Europe<br />- Russie<br />- Corée<br />- Égypte/Sinaï<br />- Moyen Orient<br />- Chypre<br />- Rawnda<br />- Haïti<br />- Afghanistan<br />- Timor Oriental<br />- Irak<br />- OTAN - groupes maritimes<br />- et plusie
Cyprus Gaza Bosnia Iraq Afghanistan and others
Europe Cyprus Korea USA England Afghanistan Iraq Iran Syria Gybralta
France, Korea, England, Africa,Mali, Afganistan The Netherlands
The Baltics, Germany, Italy UK, Cypress, Afghanistan, Haiti, Korea, Africa. Much of Europe
France,<br />Germany,<br />Bosnia,<br />Afganistan,<br />Kosovo,<br />Ukraine,<br />Congo,<br />Sudan,<br />Syria,<br />Canada<br />and many others
Too many to list individually but to name a few:<br /><br />Syria<br />Latvia<br />Afghanistan <br />Mali<br />democratic republic of the Congo<br />Senegal<br />Iraq<br />Etc
Afghanistan, various European countries, and peacekeeping missions in Africa
Afghanistan, Somalia, South Africa, France, UK, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Spain, North and South Korea, Austria, Tunisia/North Africa, Syria, Israel/Palestine, former Yugoslavia, Rwanda
Croatia<br />Somalia<br />Rwanda<br />Afghanistan<br />Bosnia<br />Mali<br />Kosovo<br />Yugoslavia<br />Germany<br />France<br />England<br />Turkey<br />Greece<br />Haiti<br />Jerusalem<br />Egypt<br />Canada<br />USA<br />etc etc<br /><br />
All of Europe <br />USA<br />India<br />South Sudan <br />Afghanistan <br />Ukraine<br />Iran<br />Iraq<br />South Africa
France<br />Germany<br />Italy<br />South Korea<br />United Kingdom<br />Afghanistan<br />Syria<br />Kuwait<br />South Africa<br />Austria-Hungary<br />Somalia<br />Bosnia<br />Croatia<br />Yugoslavia<br />Kosovo<br />Albania<br />Libya<br />Iraq
iraq afghanistan,syria,mogadishu, mali.botswana (i think)
Afghanistan, Yugoslavia, Kosovo, Syria, Egypt, Germany, France, Belgium, Netherlands
Too many. <br /><br />Canada- Quebec <br />Korea<br />Cyprus<br />Afghanistan <br />Bosnia - Yugoslavia<br />Somalia<br />Mali<br />Kuwait<br />France<br />Italy<br />Germany <br />The Netherlands<br />Spain<br />Iraq<br />Libya<br />South Africa<br /><
France, England and other European countries.<br />Korea, Afghanistan , Iraq<br />
USA, Ireland, Great Britain, France, Italy, Germany, Afghanistan, Iran, Cypress, Haiti, DRC, Guatimala, Rwanda, Seirra Leonen, Bosnia, Croatia, Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Persian Gulf, Lebanon, Pakistan, Kuwait,
Britain, France, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Poland, South Africa, Middle east countries (Lebanon, Syria, Iraq,Kuwait, Israeletc.) Korea, Malaysia, India, Ceylon (Sri Lanka) Cyprus, Singapore, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Burma, Vietnam,<br />Ruwanda
All of Europe, parts of Africa, Middle East, Russia, south East Asia. Too many to list.
This is a question? France, Belgium, Netherlands, Germany Austria, Italy, Greece, Cyprus, Israel, Bosnia, Czechoslovakia, Iraq, Kuwait, uae, usa, Greenland, Britain, Ireland, Sudan, Somalia, Ukraine, Afghanistan, and many more. Cdn troops have been in d
Afghanistan, chad, cypress, Gorhan heights, germany, Egypt, etc
Britain, France, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Poland, Korea, Cyprus, Haiti, Rwanda, Iraq, Kuwait, Afghanistan
Too many to list here. Mayy I suggest:<br /><br />https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Canadian_military_operations
Remembrance day is not for recent war actions. <br />It is for world wars. The military as we see it today is far far from the most dangerous job in canada. Forrest and construction workers take a greater risk now. Although the military is needed, they h
Many countries in Africa, Asia and Europe...many of which I have forgotten...and many of which I am unsure.
Germany, Belgium, Cyprus, England, Poland, Baltic states, Golan, Afghanistan, France, Syria,
France,Italy,All countries Canada has defended withallies.
too many to name all ..<br />all of europe, some of asia, some of africa, some central america, almost none in south america
-European countries(WWII)<br />-Europe countries(WWI)<br />-Rwanda(Peacekeeping)<br />-Afghanistan(unofficially)<br />-Iraq(unofficially)<br />(We we not part of the coalition of the willing)<br />-Korea<br />All of the peace keeping throughout the world
korea, Afghanistan, Iraq, Vietnam, france, Holland,
The largest sacrifices are likely the two major world wars 1914-18 and 1939-45. Canadians served many peace keeping missions around the world. We have served in the Korean War and taken part in conflicts in Bosnia, Afghanistan, Rawanda, and many other co
Golan heights holland France Germany Britain former Yugoslavia
Europe<br />Somalia<br />Rwanda<br />Cyprus<br />Haiti<br /><br />I could go on and on
Just to many to name all around the world. Very proud of our Forces contribution.<br />
France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Italy, Korea, Egypt
Britain, France, Germany, Belgium, Italy, North Africa, Turkey, Korea, Cyprus, Egypt, Iraq, Bosnia, Afghanistan, India, Rwanda, Somalia all come to mind, but there are others, I&#8217;m sure
iraq<br />Europe<br />Afghanistan<br />Cuba<br />Germany<br />Syria<br />Haiti<br />
France, Germany, Italy, North Africa, Saudia Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Several African countries.
Iran, Irak, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Afrique
Caribbean<br />Cyprus<br />Ukraine<br />Niger<br />Afghanistan<br />Iraq <br />Korea<br />
I think they have served almost every where over the years
Irak, Afghanistan, Bosnie, Allemagne, France.
Germany <br />Poland<br />England <br />Afghanistan <br />Russia <br />Korea <br />The Former Yugoslavia
France, Belgium, Norway, UK, Denmark, Netherlands, Italy, Algeria, Egypt, Phillippines, China, Korea, Afghanistan, Ukraine, Luxembourg, Germany, Austria, Tunisia, Congo, Yugoslavia, Niger, Sudan, Yemen, Iraq, Syria,
United states <br />Bosnia<br />Italy<br />Greece<br />Germany<br />England<br />Afghanistan<br />Pakistan<br />Australia <br />Japan<br />South Korea<br />Taiwan #1<br />India<br />France<br />Ww1<br />Ww2<br />1812<br />1776<br />American revolution
All of Europe, most of the middle East, some of Asia, really pretty much everywhere.
South Africa, Turkey, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany, France, England, Korea, Somalia, the Former Yugoslavia, Cyprus, Afghanistan, Iraq, Haiti, Hong Kong and Canada
Middle eastern countries in pointless wars. Probably some first world countries for joint military exercises, such as the USA and other first world nations, probably.
Peacekeeping missions all around the world <br />
Fenian war, Boer war, WW1, WW2, Korean War, Gulf War, Bosnia, Yugoslavia, Afganistan, Libya, varius UN missions around the world (mostly Africa and ME).
Presque tous les pays de l&#8217;Europe entière. Dans plusieurs pays en Afrique, moyen orient, Égypte Rwanda guerre des Boers Corée du Sud Haïti presque toutes les missions des casques bleus
France<br />Belgium<br />Germany<br />Italy<br />Afganistan<br />Mali<br />Rwanda<br />Middle East peacekeeping<br />Cyprus peacekeeping<br />Bosnia
Throughout Europe, Africa (Congo, Mali), Asia (Korea, Japan) the Middle East (Sinai, Iraq), Afghanistan
Ukraine, Afghanistan, Somalia, Kosovo, all over Europe, most of Africa, Haiti, Cypress
Cypress <br />Bosnia<br />Afghanistan <br />Rwanda<br />WWII Europe
Hong Kong<br />France<br />The Netherlands<br />England<br />Afghanistan<br />Iran<br />Syria<br />Irag
Afghanistan<br />Rwanda<br />France <br />Netherlands<br />Vietnam (although not officially admitted)<br />Canada<br />
France, Germany, Italy, UK,Afganistan, Iraq
Afghanistan<br />Cyprus<br />Bosnia<br />Ghana<br />Korea<br />Germany<br />Holland<br />France<br />Italy
Afghanistan, France, Syria, Iraq, Britain, Germany, the Philippines, Japan
Netherlands<br />France<br />Italy<br />Korea<br />Bosnia<br />Sudan<br />Syria<br />Israel<br />Cyprus<br />Ukraine <br />
South Africa, Rwanda, Haiti, Somalia, the Sudan, Bosnia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Latvia, israel, Iraq, Afghanistan, The Netherlands, France, Germany, Belgium, Russian, Poland, the Ukraine, Egypt, Austria, Italy, the United Kingdom, Norway and other European c
Holland, usa, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, France.
France, England, Germany, Afghanistan, some sub-Saharan African countries (peacekeeping missions)
Afghanistan<br />Bosnia<br />Cyprus<br />various African countries
many (WWI, WWII, middle east peace keeping, etc)
South Africa, Sicily, Italy, England, France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Iceland, Hong Kong, Korea, Egypt, Cyprus, Yemen, New Guinea, Bosnia, Condo, Afghanistan, Iraq, Qatar, Israel, Syria, Somalia, Rwanda, Haiti, Mali
All over Europe during world wars (France, Italy etc)<br />Korea<br />Bosnia / Croatia<br />Afghanistan <br />Others
Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Haiti, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Britain (incl HK)
Haiti, Afghanistan, Sudan, Yugoslavia, France, Spain, Korea, Somalia, Libya.<br /><br />And within Canada against Indigenous uprisings such as at Oka.
Afghanistan, Cyprus, Lebanon, Mali, Syria, Pakistan,
World War I & II,<br />Korean War,<br />Iraq (first war),<br />Afghanistan,<br />some latin american countries, some north african countries
Honestly I would have to Google that! I only know what wars we've fought in.
South Africa<br />Germany<br />Belgium<br />Netherlands<br />France<br />Italy<br />Rawanda<br />Sudan<br />Bahrain<br />Kuwait<br />Iraq<br />Afghanistan <br />Syria
France, Belgium, Syria, Afghanistan, Iran, Iraq, Canada
Korea Afghanistan world war 2 western front world war 1
Belgium <br />Netherland<br />Cambodia <br />Cyprus
I don't have any knowledge of it unfortunately.
on Remembrance Day I reflect on the two wars in Europe because my dad fought in the first and served in the second. That's all that matters to me.
Cyprus, Rwanda, Haiti, Iraq, Europe in general (Netherlands, Italy, Germany, England, France), Hong Kong, India, United States, all embassies overseas.
Cyprus<br />Egypt<br />Syria<br />Mali<br />Spanish Sahara<br />Vietnam<br />Cambodia<br />
France, Holland, Germany, Gibraltar, Somalia, Afghanistan, the South Pacific, and many more. (Fuzzy memory.)
1st and 2nd world wars<br />Korea<br />Afghanistan <br />Numerous peace keeping countries
Boer, France, Belgium, Netherlands, Hong Kong, Italy, Korea, Suez, Cypress, Golan Heights, Rwanda, Croatia, Bosnia, Kosovo, Kuwait, Iraq, Afghanistan
Korea, world war 1 and 2<br />Japan, China , Afghanistan. <br />
Europe in the world wars, Korea in the Korean war, in the Afghanistan war, and a bunch of peace keeping missions under the UN banner in Africa.
England<br />France<br />Netherlands<br />Germany<br />Italy<br />Egypt<br />Cyprus<br />Mali<br />South Africa<br />Korea<br />Somalia<br />Riwanda<br />Afganistan<br />Bosnia<br />
Afghanistan, Korea, France, Belgium, Ukraine, Yugoslavia, Britain, Netherlands, Kuwait ,
NATO countries, Cyprus, Afghanistan, Egypt, Bosnia, Rwanda, Kuwait, Europe and the Pacific during the world wars
The EU, Poland, African Countries, The Falklands, Middle East.
Cypress, Afghanistan, Bosnia, Rwanda, Britain and Europe in 2 World Wars, Korea.
Europe WW1 & 2, Korea. Cypress, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Mali
Egypt ,Cyprus, the Persian Gulf ,Somalia, Haiti, Rwanda, Afganistan
WW21 & WW2 in Europe and Asia (Japan); Korea; (the breakup of) the Balkans; Iraq; Afghanistan.
Canada<br />Many European countries<br />Many African countries<br />Bosnia<br />Afghanistan to name a few
Europe (WWII).<br />Korea.<br />Middle East (Cyprus, Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon).<br />Africa (Rwanda, ...),<br />Balkens (Serbia,...),<br />Haiti<br />+ international waters in those areas.<br />
France, Belgium Italy UK Netherlands Germany Russia Turkey/Ottoman Empire Austria Rwanda Haiti Afghanistan Mali Libya Korea Cyprus Yugoslavia
Afghanistan<br />Rwanda and other parts of Africa<br />the Balkans<br />France, Belgium and other parts of Europe
Afghanistan<br />France<br />Netherlands<br />Belgium<br />Africa
Bosnia<br />Afghanistan<br />Rwanda<br />France<br />Germany<br />Netherlands<br />
France, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Somalia, Rwanda, Haiti, Egypt, Korea, Chad, Afghanistan
Seriously? Too many to list.<br />France, UK, Poland, Germany, Romania, Croatia, Serbia, Yugoslavia, Netherlands, Ukraine, Russia, Saudia Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan, Korea, South Africa (Boer war), Somolia, Libya, and probably a bunch more I can't
World War I and II, Korean War, Bosnia, Afghanistan, Mali, RCMP in Haiti and other areas
too many to mention in the 2 world wars; Korea, Gulf War, Afghanistan; peacekeeping missions in Africa and Eastern Europe
Ethiopia<br />Bosnia<br />France<br />Belgium<br />Germany<br />England<br />
Bosnia Somalia Korea Crete Afghanistan Kuwait Iraq Vietnam European theatre ww2<br />Asian theatre ww2 Europe ww1
Afghanistan<br />Kosovo<br />Korea<br />France<br />Netherlands<br />
Great Britain, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany, Afghanistan, Serbia, Rwanda, Egypt, various other European countries
The Netherlands, UK, Europe in general (during and after WW2), countries in the continent of Africa, in the Middle East, Iraq, Afghanistan, and undoubtedly many others not listed.
France, England, Germany, Belgium, Italy.
most Western Europe countries,most of Eastern Asia, South America. As well as some Baltic States as "humanitarian aid". My personal service was in Cyprus and the Gulf War
England/Scotland<br />France<br />Belguim<br />Netherlands<br />Afghanistan<br />Iraq<br />Syria<br />Libya<br />Somalia<br />former Yugoslavia<br />Korea<br />Canada<br />
In a relief/aid/combat/recon/intel/counter intel... etc.... capacity? Probably tons of countries on every continent
Europe, Korea<br />Peace keeping - Cyprus, Bosnia, Mali, Sudan
Japan, Europe, North Africa, Korea, iraq, Kuwait, Bosnia Kosovo, Yugoslavia, Somalia, Afghanistan,Syria, Lebanon. Also Haiti, Honduras, Jamaica, El Savador Usa, Guatemala, Sudan, Congo, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Uganda, Rwanda, Sierra Leon, Cambodia, East T
Europe (world war 1 and 2), Korea, Afghanistan, Syria...there are a lot of countries where we've helped with peacekeeping too
It really depends on which point you would separate the Canadian military as distinctive from the British military...<br />WW1 and WW2 cover too many countries to list, but more recently there was, Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia, Korea, and West Germany.
Canada, USA, France, Great. Britain, Germany, Russia, Italy, Yugoslavia, Macedonia, Sudan, Honduras, Ethiopia, Mozambique, Rwanda, Libya, Haiti, Congo, Cambodia, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq
Holland, Italy, France, England <br />Africa, Afghanistan
Afghanistan<br />Bosnia/Kosovo<br />Somalia<br />Rwanda<br />
Germany, Sureveo, Afghanistan, Isreal, France, Italy, Korea, Japan
France, Italy, Afghanistan, Belgium, UK, Korea, Hong Kong, Canada,
Italy Holland France Korea Afghanistan Serbia Singapore Syria several African countries
To many to name.... Virtually all the countries in the world
Afghanistan, Iraq, Libiya, France, Germany, Holland, Poland, many more but most prominent noted.
Cyprus, Afghanistan, Mali, Congo, Gaza, Europe, East Asia, bedrooms of Ottawa
France, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Cypress, Rohwanda, the Balkans, Poland, Korea, the middle east
everywhere but Canada, nevertheless, if we don't learn how to care about true Canadian values (#1 a selfless desire to do what's best for someone else) - we may be living in a military state very soon.
mali, somalia, balcans, cypress, syria, germany, and more
Afghanistan Bosnia Rwanda Iraq Iran Korea with British and other nations in wartime and with United Nations forces and at present in Mali
Korea, Afghanistan, the Balkans, Somalia, Rwanda, France, Italy, Germany, the Netherlands
Bosnia, Rwanda, Afghanistan,<br />Mali, Europe, Eastern Europe
kosevo, Ukraine , congo ,afgahanistan, seria
Most Western European, several African and various other countries, including Caribbean countries and any other country that has experienced natural disasters.
Holland France Belgium Germany Korea Afghan Cpypress Africa
Iraq, Kuwait, The Netherlands, France, Italy, Afghanistan
Bosnia, Croatia, Rwanda, Afghanistan, Korea, Japan, Europe, South Asia
Canada<br />Haiti<br />Afghanistan <br />Iraq<br />Syria<br />Germany<br />France<br />Netherlands<br />Belgium<br />Italy<br />UK<br />Iceland<br />Rwanda <br />Somali<br />South Africa<br />Kosovo<br />Bosnia<br />Kuwait <br />Korea<br />China
Most of Europe, the Middle East, Asia, the Americas.
France, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Holland, Denmark, Italy, Egypt, Palestine, Cyprus, Korea, Kosovo,
Between the 2 World Wars and Policing actions and NATO too many to list.
Globally excepting Australia/China/Russia & NZ.
Europe( plus other areas where we should not have been because their actions were not "defending' Canada).
Europe - WW1 and WW2<br />Sinai Peninsula<br />The Balkans - Bosnia / Kosovo<br />Sudan<br />The Congo<br />Haiti<br />Middle East - Golan Heights<br />Afghanistan<br /><br />
Holland, Afghanistan, Iraq, Germany, France, Belgim, Japan, The Falkland Islands.
Cypress, Palestine, Iraq, Lebanon, Rwanda, Haiti, India, Pakistan, central America
Europe<br />India<br />South Africa<br />
Pretty much wherever the US goes Canada follows
All over Europe. Probably parts of Africa and of course Afghanistan and other middle east countries.
Europe (France, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Italy, UK, Baltic countries, Romania<br />Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaya<br />Korea<br />Iraq<br />Afghanistan<br />Cyprus<br />Israel/Lebanon/Syria<br />Mali
Boer War, South Africa<br />First World War, France & Belgium<br />Second World War, Europe and Asia<br />Korean Conflict, Korea<br />Numerous UN Peace keeping missions - Egypt, Lebanon, Cypress, former Yugoslavia, Mali, etc. etc.<br />Afghanistan<br />
Europe, Korea, Africa, Japan, Afghanistan
Europe Italy Cyprus Kosovo Korea Afganastan Africa Eastern Europe
France Germany Korea Ukraine Somalia Afghanistan Eastern Europe
United Kingdom<br />France<br />Netherlands<br />Mali<br />Afghanistan<br />Somalia<br />Haiti<br />Germany <br />South Africa<br />Korea<br />
It was not possible to choose 'Prefer not to say'
pretty much everywhere there was a conflict, either in combat or peace keeping roles
Rwawanda<br />Egypt<br />Germany<br />Belgium<br />England<br />Haiti<br />Afghanistan <br />Japan<br />Korea
Greece, Serbia, Afghanistan, Iran, Lebanon, Bosnia
France Belgium Italy Korea Holland Grenada and some more I cannot remember
Croatia/Yugoslavia, Somalia, Cambodia, Cyprus, Afghanistan, Mali, Haiti, Rwanda, Germany, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, Iran, Iraq, Golan Heights, Romania, Syria, Egypt, Jamaica, Korean DMZ, Hong Kong, plus all of Europe in WW1& WW2
Bosnia, countries in Africa, Iraq, Afghanistan, many other countries in Europe, volunteers went to Vietnam and many other countries.
All of the previous I stated plus somolia,
Afghanistan, former Yugoslavia, Rwanda, Somalia, Cyprus, Golan Heights (Syria occupied by Israel), Latvia, Mali, Iraq, Libya, Korea, various European, African & Asian countries during WW II, various European countries during WW I
Bosnia, Cyprus, Mali , egypt Congo, my son is presently in Egypt / Israel etc
afghanison<br />bali<br />bosnia<br />Greece<br />
This poll is getting ridiculously long.which War do you want me to start with or which countries we sent peacekeepers 5oo.
All over Europe during the WWII, in the Pacific theatre, Hong Kong, Cyprus, Korea, the Middle East to name just a few countries.
Europe, middle east, Afghanistan, cypress, Falklands, Korea,
Too many to list. I served for 26 years. I get it.<br />Great survey by the way. Like the brevity.
France, Allemagne, Pologne, Hollande, Corée, Irak, Afghanistan, Koweit, Rwanda
<br />Afghanistan <br />Africa<br />The Middle East, <br />Europe, both East and West during the World wars.<br />Not to mention rescue missions.
France, Netherlands, Afghanistan, Iraq, Korea, vietnam
Too many to list here.<br />Europe WW II<br />Pacific Theatre WW II<br />Korea<br />Afghanistan<br />Africa, including Congo and Rwanda<br />Haiti<br />Bosnia<br />Yugoslavia<br />South Sudan<br />Lebanon<br /> - Many more<br />
Multiple European countries, <br />Many missions within our country (domestic)and within north America, multiple missions to Africa, multiple missions and wars in the Middle East, many humanitarian missions to the Caribbean and South America,the Balkan s
Afghanistan<br />Cyprus<br />Italy<br />Hong Kong<br />Britain <br />France<br />Germany<br />Netherlands<br />Yugoslavia/Croatia<br />Belgium<br />Greece<br />Turkey<br />Palestine<br />United States/NATO<br />Germany<br />Rawanda<br /><br />
United Kingdom<br />Holland<br />Cypress<br />Bosnia<br />Kuwait<br />Afghanistan<br />Iraq<br />Yugoslavia<br />Just to name a few. I'm not sure if we served them, but I know our peacekeepers were there at least.
Europe, Asia, Africa, Middle East; too many to list
Iraq<br />Libya<br />Afghanistan<br />Ukraine<br />Estonia<br />Various African countries (i.e. Mali)<br />Bosnia<br />East Timor<br />Somalia<br />Germany<br />UK<br />US<br />Korea<br />Peace Keeping Middle East (Israel, Jordan, Egypt)<br /><br />Naval
Mali, Afghanistan, Iraq, Haïti, Israel, Korea, UK, France, Italy, Netherlands, Germany, Belgium
Afghanistan<br />Cypress<br />Middle East <br />Former Yugoslavia<br />Europe - ww1 and 2
-Europe pendant les guerres mondiales<br />-Afghanistan<br />-Yougoslavie, Serbie, Croatie<br />-Mali<br />-Moyen-Orient-<br />-Rwanda<br />
France, Pays-Bas, Afghanistan, Mali, Corée...
Canada, US, Bosnia, Sudan, Haiti, Lebanon,Afghanistan, Cyprus, India, France, Germany, Italy
Afgan<br />France<br />Vietnam<br />Somalia<br />
AFGANSTAN...FRANCE ..ITALY ...HOLLAND ..GERMANY...BELGUIM...HONG KONG...VEITAM
France<br />Germany<br />Belgium<br />The Netherlands<br />Italy<br />Korea<br />Rwanda<br />DR Congo<br />Somalia<br />Mali
UK, France, Netherlands, Germany, Italy<br />Middle East including Afghanistan<br />Haiti<br />Somalia<br />Rwanda<br />Sinai<br />North Africa (WWII)<br />South Africa (Boer)<br />Japan, Hong Kong
Boer War<br />WW1<br />WW2<br />Korea<br />Peace keeping<br />Afghanistan
Germany, France, Great Britain, the Balkans, Afghanistan, the Middle East, the United States, South Asia.
Britain, France, Germany, Italy, Cyprus, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Ruwanda, Mali, Afgahnistan, Bosnia
Europe in 1st and 2nd world wars, Iraq, afghanistan, some country in Africa, Hirochima in the Pacific, Germany after WW2
Europe<br />Korea<br />Vietnam<br />Middle east<br />Israel<br />Golan Heights<br />Congo<br />Afghanistan <br />Iraq<br />Germany<br /><br /><br /><br />
Croatia, Syria, Afghanistan, Egypt, Iran, Middle East countries, Europe
Afghanistan, Pakistan, Germany, The Netherlands - most of Europe- Yugoslavia, Ukraine, Sudan, Ethiopia...
So many; most countries in Europe, Korea, Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq and more.
Bosnia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Haati, throughout Europe, Cyprus, various African countries to assist with civil unrest, the Ebola outbreak etc
Afghanistan <br />Iraq<br />Bosnia<br />Germany<br />
Egypt, Malta, GErmany,<br />Lithuania, Poland
UK, Europe,Korea, Asia,<br />Middle East, Far East,<br />(As Peace Keepers in many countries). Rwanda and other African countries.
France, korea, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan,
Europe, Korea, middle eastern countries including Afghanistan and Kuwait
all over Europe, Africa, the Middle East, the world. keeping peace, military operations, training and humanitarian engagements
France, Netherlands, Afghanistan, Iraq, Germany, USA, Canada,
Germany, France, Netherlands, Italy, England, Afganistan, Korea, Chezlovakia, Bosnia
WW1, ww2 - europe generally<br />korea, vietnam, afganistan, serbia/yugoslavia, mali, latvia
To my knowledge, since WW II they have served in Korea, Cyprus, former Yugoslavia and Afghanistan. Likely more deployments elsewhere...
France, Britain, Italy, Korea, Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Serbia?
WW I, WW II, Korea, Rwanda, Afghanistan, Syria, Iran, Iraq
South Africa, France, Russia<br />Italy, Germany, Hong Kong,<br />Korea, Cyprus, Palestine<br />Afghanistan, Rwanda
UK, USA (incl NASA), Belgium, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, the former Yugoslavia, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iraq, Hong Kong, Haiti, Somalia, Ukraine
Iran<br />Iraq<br />Afghanistan<br />Belize<br />
Afghanistan, Congo, Mali Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Italy, Latvia Ukraine, Haiti, South Sudan, Israel, Egypt.
Afghanistan, Iraq, Rwanda, Cyprus, Former Yugoslavia, Korea, France, Holland, Germany
Canada<br />UK<br />France<br />Belgium<br />Netherlands<br />Germany<br />Italy<br />Hong Kong<br />Cyprus<br />Palestine<br />Israel<br />Egypt<br />Pakistan<br />India<br />Vietnam<br />South Korea<br />Russia<br />Haiti
WW1<br />WW2<br />Korea<br />Bosnia<br />Rwanda<br />Cyprus<br />Afghanistan<br />Training of the Kurds
Cyprus<br />Korea<br />Kuwait<br />Qatar<br />Croatia<br />Bosnia<br />Serbia<br />Germany<br />Rwanda<br />Iraq<br />Afghanistan<br />Haiti<br />
Way too many to list. If your include our time under the British Empire, we served in countless overseas deployments in the last 200 years.
I believe we have served in every continent whether in active duty, peace keeping, and disaster relief. <br />More recently Europe, middle east. Africa
Mali, Afghanistan, Haiti, Sudan, Somalia, Rwanda, the Balkans, Palestine, Israel, Cyprus, West Germany, France, the Netherlands.
Gulf War (Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia), Former Yugoslavia (Croatia, Serbia, Bosnia), Germany, Rawanda, Somalia, Haiti, Mali, Iraq, Afghanistan
korea<br />france<br />netherlands<br />belgium<br />italy<br />somalia<br />afghanistan<br />yougoslavia<br />
Various in WW1, WW2<br />Korea<br />Vietnam<br />Golan Heights<br />Germany<br />Afganistan<br />Bosnia<br />UAE<br />USA
All of Europe, the Balkans, Cyprus, Africa, Haiti, the US, Somalian, the carribean, the middle east, in Asia... at sea... everywhere almost.
Afghanistan, Somalia, Croatia, France, Holland
Germany<br />Korea<br />Africa(numerous countries)<br />Kosovo<br />Iraq<br />Aghganistan<br />USA( in support/collaboration)<br />Europe through NATO
Afghanistan, Mali, Cypress, Korea, Germany, Italy, France, Holland, Somalia, Rwanda
Europe, Bosnia, suez, Haiti, Afghanstan, Iraq, Mali, rawanda, Somalia, Korea, Crimea, Ukraine,
All of Europe, the middle east, Australia, New Zealand, South America.
France. Germany, Iraq. Iran Afghanistan. Rwanda. Ukraine
Bosnia, Rwanda, Afghanistan, Haiti, Cyprus, Korea, WW II, WW I. I know there are many more but if I google it that would be cheating.
France<br />England<br />Germany<br />Italy<br />Korea<br />Sudan<br />Iraq<br />Afganistan
Germany, England, France, Poland, Korea, Afghanistan, Turkey/Cyprus, Rwanda.
South Africa, Europe, Middle East, Korea, Afghanistan, Iraq, <br />Africa, Cyprus, Suez Canal, Baltic States
probably too many to list; most major countries
It'd be easier to list where they haven't been, I mean they were even deployed within our borders, to terrorize women & children, during the Oka incident in the 1990s...
Afghanistan (not exactly peacekeeping), Korea, peacekeeping in Rwanda, Somalia, Mali, Bosnia,
Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Germany, France, Italy, England, Poland, Russia, Korea, Japan.
There are dozens I believe if you include UN missions.
Italy France Germany Belgium Netherlands Afghanistan Korea Bosnia Serbia Kosovo Turkey Hong Kong Haiti Somalia Mali
USA, UK and most other NATO countries.<br /><br />Many European theaters and the Pacific during WW I and II.<br /><br />Korea.<br /><br />China, Southern Africa.<br /><br />Cyprus, Afghanistan, Yugoslavia, Somalia. <br /><br />Persian Gulf States during
Germany, Belgium, Holland, France, Italy, Cypress, Rwanda, Tunisia, Afghanistan, South Korea
Mali, Afghanistan, Iraq, Haiti, Germany, Belgium, France, Russia, and many more.
Afghanistan<br />Germany<br />Africa<br />Korea<br />Gulf<br />Kosovo<br />
omg you want me to name them????<br />France, Germany, Poland, Iraq, Iran, Syria, Korea, Canada itself, Africa, Pakistan, Egypt, Afghanistan, and many others.
Europe, Afghanistan, Africa, Korea, vietnam
Mali<br />Afghanistan<br />Germany<br />France<br />Belgium<br />Netherlands<br />Italy<br />Korea<br />Bosnia<br />Somalia<br />Cyprus<br />Rwanda<br />South Africa<br />
Afghanistan, Iraq-Kuwait, Israel, Africa, etc.
The Balkans, Middle East, Haiti, Europe, China (during WW2), Afghanistan.
many..... as peace keeping forces as well as supporting american and other forces
Europe (France, Germany, Belgium, Denmark, Holland), Egypt (Suez Crisis), Libya, Korean Peninsula, Somalia, the Former Yugoslavia (an embarrassment for us as we let a genocide happen and one of our generals was literally paid by one side to recommend not
Afghanistan<br /><br />Many other countries as peace keepers <br /><br />I'm not much of an expert on this.
Canada, Kuwait, Iraq, Iran, Bosnia, Afghanistan,
Afghanistan, Iraq, Egypt, France, Holland, Cypress, Golan Heights, Syria, Europe, Balkans, The Mediterranean, Asia, Libya, Haiti, Korea. The list is endless
Afghanistan, Syria, Bosnia, Somalia, Mali, Canada led the Rwanda genocide, Haiti, Cyprus, first Iraq war, many many smaller missions, Korea, possibly Suez crisis? Other countries in Africa. Ukraine.
France, Belgium, Italy, Korea, Rwanda, Mali, Afghanistan
England, France, Germany, Bosnia, Cyprus, Egypt,

Which of the following categories best describes your current employment status? Are you...?
Travailleuse à temps partiel et étudiante à temps plein
J'etais prof de Choix de Carriere et le centre de recrutement de ma region ma honoree en me desognant RECRUTEUR HONORAIRE <br />et j'en suis fiere
I am actually retired but there is no place to say this so I'm saying it here. In the last three weeks I was very distracted because of health issues (both myself and my wife who went into hospital a week ago). My answers to the early questions wer
Help looking after my ailing husband in the nursing home as they cant look after him properly for lack of adequate staff and training
Live in care giver for an elderly Alzheimer's patient.
EN SABBATIQUE, MAIS RECOMMENCERAI EN JANVIER 2020<br /><br />
Retired but still work occassionally as a substitute teacher.
Work as a school lunch monitor three days a week for which I get paid. Have been retired for 17 years
full time student. working part time less than 20 hours per week
Habituellement travailleurse à temps complet et étudiante à temps plein. Présentement en congé de maternité avec étude à temps plein
Retired on disability insurance for personal injury not military related.
I work 90 hrs a week but we Albertans are little harder then rest of this country
Parental leave from full time employment
disabled, but doing volunteer work, and helping with farm
on long-term disability after becoming physically disabled,
Both a full-time student and part-time worker.
Disabled. Receiving Long Term Disability.
Part-time self employed and full-time homemaker
Disabled Veteran - cannot work due to injuries

What is the language you first learned at home as a child and still understand?
Russian, learned simultaneously with English
Totally fluent in both English and French