



A number of ceremonies take place annually at the Canadian Naval Ships Memorial Monument in Spencer Smith Park at the foot of Brant St. including the Battle of the Atlantic services the first Sunday of May, D Day Parade and Service June 6, Dieppe and Pacific War Parade & Service August 22, and Remembrance Day Parade and Service, November 11th.
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Stroll the historical streets of the downtown area to discover some of the first homes built in Burlington, dating back to the late 1800’s. Download a pdf copy of A Walking Tour of Burlington Downtown or this brochure is available from the Tourism Visitor Information Centre. While in the downtown, visit the Waterfront at Downtown Burlington and see the Canadian Naval Ships Memorial Monument that is dedicated to all Canadian naval and merchant marine ships that served during World War 2. This memorial honours the memory of the Canadian ships and seamen who were lost during the decisive six year Battle of the Atlantic. In the Royal Canadian Navy 31 ships and 2044 crew members were lost and in the Merchant Marine 73 merchant ships and 1578 civilian crew members were also lost. An information brochure is available from the Visitor Information Centre. |
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