The K'Leigh Cundall Tree stands north of the path along the north shore of the Rideau River in the New Edinburgh Park.
K'LEIGH CUNDALL
WHO DIED TRAGICALLY IN NEW EDINBURGH
ON 8 DECEMBER, 2005, AGED 21
MOURNED BY THE PEOPLE OF HER COMMUNITY
The K'Leigh Cundall Tree stands north of the path along the north shore of the Rideau River in the New Edinburgh Park.
The plaque dedicated to workers on the Rideau stands under the railway bridge on the west side of the Rideau Canal at the Kingston Mills Lockstation.
The Spence Team Plaque occupies a place on the west side of the grounds of the Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation, 1500 Alta Vista Drive, south of Industrial Avenue.
Dedicated to the Spence Team and their sponsor,
Surgenor Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac for their
generous support since 2002 of the Ultimate Run.
Dédié à l’Équipe Spence et leur commanditaire,
Surgenor Chevrolet Buick GMC Cadillac pour leur
soutien généreux depuis 2002 de l’Ultime Course.
Tom Spence • Jeff Spence • Susan Diedrich
Greg Spence • Tina Asdruolini • Emily Spence
Kayla Spence • Terry Spence • Brian Davis • Mark Davis
Bruce Brooks • Bud Lusk • Eldon Fox
Sherry Symonds • Bob Arbour • Diane Tupper
Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation
Fondation du cancer de la region d’Ottawa
The plaque commemorating John Macoun stands next to the pathway a the southeast corner of O'Connor Street and Argyle Avenue on the grounds of the Canadian Museum of Nature.
The plaque commemorating Emily Pauline Johnson occupies a spot on an extension of land south west of Britannia Beach, in Ottawa.
Blood Red Memorial occupies a location in Britannia Park near the north end of Greenview Avenue on its east side.
Blood Red
We fought for you. We believed in you. Now here we lie beneath you, where blood red poppies grow.
(2013)
In recognition of the sacrifices and achievements of those who served in all Wars.
Regina Public School, Pinecrest Public School, J.F. McDonald Catholic School, and Supervised by artist, Karl Ciesluk.
Thanks to Veterans Affairs, Ontario Arts Council and City of Ottawa
The Lansdowne Terrace heritage property occupies a location south of MacKay Street between Queen Victoria Street and Keefer Street.