Canada Memorial, War memorial in the United Kingdom
The Canada Memorial is a tribute to the Canadian soldiers who fought alongside British forces in both World Wars.
The memorial was designed by Pierre Granche and unveiled in 1994.
It symbolizes the lasting friendship between Canada and the UK, forged through shared military history.
Located within Green Park near Buckingham Palace, it is easily accessible for visitors in central London.
The memorial features red maple leaves in bronze, representing Canada's emblem.
Location: City of Westminster
Inception: 1994
Creator: Pierre Granche
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The Canada Memorial is a tribute to the Canadian soldiers who fought alongside British forces in both World Wars.
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