(11/11/11) This is poppy time across Canada. The bright red flower is widely worn leading into Remembrance Day ceremonies, held in many communities on November 11th.
Besides symbolizing support for military service and sacrifice, the humble stick pin generates millions of dollars in donations to aid veterans.
For today's Heard Up North Lucy Martin dropped by a grocery store in Barrhaven, Ontario, where Christine and Stuart Blais were collecting for the cause. more
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