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St. Andrews Holds Virtual Remembrance Day services for Second Year in a Row
For the second year in a row, regular Remembrance Day services could not be held in person in the Town of Saint Andrews due to COVID-19. Since New Brunswick is currently in the middle of a serious fourth wave of the pandemic, CHCO-TV was asked by the town and the local branch of the Legion to help make the service virtual once again for 2021.
"On behalf of Royal Canadian Legion St. Croix District Branch 8 Passamaquoddy, it is my privilege to welcome you to the Town of Saint Andrews' Remembrance Day Service 2021 at the All Saints Anglican Church," said Archdeacon John Matheson at the start of the ceremony. "I welcome those of you watching at home, as well as members of the Legion branch who are here in person to lay wreaths on behalf of many of you. I would also like to welcome members of 403 helicopter training in Gagetown and members of the local cadet squadron. We are also honoured to have here today our Member of the Legislative Assembly for St. Croix Kathy Bockus, his Worship Brad Henderson who is the Mayor of the Town of Saint Andrews, and representing our Member of Parliamentis Earl Eastman who is a Comrade belonging to the Legion branch in St. Stephen. We are thankful for CHCO-TV for being here once again this year to bring this service to people at home on television during the time of COVID-19."
Wreaths were then laid by the people in attendance on behalf of residents of the town in memory of loved ones who served Canada.
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