TORONTO, Ontario – On November 4, the City of Toronto held a street sign unveiling ceremony to honour three local young men who were killed in Italy during World War II.
Good job, more Canadian cities should follow this example. I lived on base in Calgary and the streets are all named for various places Canadians served in War or Peacekeeping. The base is closed now and developed as Garrison Woods, but they kept the names.
Valour Road is a street in the West End of Winnipeg, Manitoba. It was formerly called Pine Street, but was renamed in 1925 to Valour Road in recognition of the courage of three young men who all lived on the 700 block of the street and served in the First World War. Corporal Leo Clarke, Sergeant-Major Frederick William Hall, Lieutenant Robert Shankland all received the Victoria Cross for acts of bravery during the war.
"Hyack" said One can't forget Winnipeg's Valour Road:
Valour Road is a street in the West End of Winnipeg, Manitoba. It was formerly called Pine Street, but was renamed in 1925 to Valour Road in recognition of the courage of three young men who all lived on the 700 block of the street and served in the First World War. Corporal Leo Clarke, Sergeant-Major Frederick William Hall, Lieutenant Robert Shankland all received the Victoria Cross for acts of bravery during the war.
I lived on base in Calgary and the streets are all named for various places Canadians served in War or Peacekeeping.
The base is closed now and developed as Garrison Woods, but they kept the names.
One can't forget Winnipeg's Valour Road:
I lived on Grenadier drive on base in Winnipeg!!!