Danatec proud to be a founding sponsor of the National Wall of Remembrance

By Danatec | November 14, 2011

This self-funding project in Kingston, Ontario will create a single place of remembrance for all of Canada’s fallen heroes — a facility that families, friends and the people of Canada will want to visit. The National Wall of Remembrance will honour those who fell in all conflicts of record, starting with the earliest.

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