Articles related to "Poppy Day"

The wearing of a red poppy on Remembrance Day is a Canadian tradition worn to commemorate the end of World War I and has since been adopted as remembrance for all wars.

This bright red flower is traditionally worn on Memorial Day to honor those who died in battle.

Call it Remembrance Day, Armistice Day, Veterans Day or Poppy Day, it is when people pause to remember fallen soldiers.

On the eleventh day of November Canadians pause for one minute of silence and pay respect to those who fell in World War I.