D-Day ceremony takes place at Cornwall cenotaph

As June 6 marks 81 years since the Allied D-Day landing at Normandy, France, the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 297 facilitated a remembrance ceremony at the Cornwall cenotaph. The ceremony included placing wreaths at the cenotaph to honour the fallen, as well as a brief act of remembrance, the singing of O Canada, and a moment of silence.“I know the ceremony is small, but the meaning is not,” said Royal Canadian Legion Branch 297 president Marvin Plumadore, at the end of the ceremony.