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The Vimy Pilgrimage Award is back!
This fully funded educational program, brings together students, aged 15-17, from across Canada to visit First World War sites and memorials in Belgium and France from April 3 to 11, 2026.
Through research projects, discussions, and site visits, they gain new perspectives, leadership skills, and a deeper understanding of history’s lasting impact.
To learn more and apply before November 25, 2025, click below.
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