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Donnelley Crescent is named for Les Donnelly, who joined the Royal Canadian Navy in 1945.InscriptionDonnelley Crescent

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Drope Street is named for Harry S. Drope, who earned Distinguished Service in the First World War. He served with…

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Bagshaw Place: Frederick Bertram Bagshaw served overseas in the First World War and was wounded twice.InscriptionBagshaw Place

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J. Gordon Baird was awarded the Distinguished Service Order for gallantry while serving with the Regina Rifle Regiment in the…

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Batoche is the Métis village on the South Saskatchewan River where Louis Riel established his headquarters during the Riel uprising…

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Bishop Court is named for Cecil Thomas Bishop who served in both the First and Second World Wars.InscriptionBishop Court

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This memorial is dedicated to John H. Brockelbank who served overseas in the First World War.InscriptionBrockelbank Crescent

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Byng Bay is named in honour of Julian Hedworth George, Viscount Byng of Vimy, who commanded the Canadian Corps for…

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Caen, France, was occupied by the Germans from 1940-1944. Troops of the Regina Rifles assisted in its liberation in their…

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Cecil Crescent is named for Charles Cecil Ingersoll Merritt, the first winner of the Victoria Cross in the Second World…