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I got this info at work today and present an edited version for MLU consumption:
Location: Ottawa - National War Memorial When: Monday 9 April 2007 at 1200 hrs Pre-Ceremony 11:20 Canadian Forces, RCMP, Cadets, Colour Guard Parade, and, First World War Re-enactors (?) to march from Drill Hall, up Elgin Street, to the NationalWar Memorial; 11:30 Parade arrives at National War Memorial; 11:35 Veterans and guests arrive and are seated; 11:46 The Silver Cross Mother arrives, Mrs. Wilhelmina Koelher; 11:47 - 11:52 - VIPs arrive. 11:54 The Governor General arrives 11:56 The Governor General accompanied by the Parade Commander Salute and Inspection of only the front ranks of Veterans seated; 12:00 VIP party takes position at the top of the "T", parade to attention; 12:01 O Canada; Performed by the Governor General’s Foot Guards Band and the Canadian Celtic Choir 12:03 Speech Commemorating Vimy History by the Governor General; 12:08 Last Post; Performed by Bugler 12:10 Silence (2minutes); 12:12 Reveille; Performed by Bugler 12:14 Lament; Performed by Senior Constable Eric Booth 12:16 Act of Remembrance; Mr. Les Rowbottom (English) & Major Jean Claude Allard (Ret’d) (French) Act of Commitment; Historical Youth (Students to place large poppies on the Tomb of the Unkown Soldier) 12:19 Prayers by Chaplain David C. Kettle; 12:23 Wreath laying begins: • Vice Regal party; • Veterans Groups; • Diplomatic Corps; • Musical interlude performed throughout wreath laying by the Governor General’s Foot Guards Band and the Canadian Celtic Choir; 12:38 Benediction by Chaplain David C. Kettle; 12:40 Parade to attention; 12:40 GOD SAVE THE QUEEN; performed by the Governor General’s Foot Guards Band and the Canadian Celtic Choir; 12:41 VIP party departs for March Past; 12:44 RCL and CF Parade form and begin march past; 12:48 Fly Past of Vintage Military Aircraft; 12:50 Public wreath-laying; 13:00 Reception to follow for VIPs, Veterans, and, their guests. WREATH LAYING MOVEMENTS Vice-Regal Party 1 The People of Canada 2 The Government of Canada 3 France 4 Veterans Affairs Canada 5 Canadian Forces 6 Royal Canadian Mounted Police 7 The Silver Cross Mother 8 The Government of Ontario 9 The People of Yukon 10 The City of Ottawa First World Regiments whom fought at Vimy 1. 16th Canadian Scottish Regiment (Victoria) 2. 38th Cameron Highlanders of Ottawa 3. 18th Essex and Kent Scottish (Windsor) 4. 50th King's Own Calgary Regiment 5. Royal 22nd Regiment Veterans Organizations and Associations Royal Canadian Legion National Council of Veterans Associations in Canada Army, Navy & Air force Veterans in Canada Commonwealth War Graves Commission Canadian War Museum National Aboriginal Veterans Association Polish Combatants Association Canadian Merchant Navy The War Amps Canadian Peacekeeping Gulf War Veterans Association Korea Veterans Association NATO Veterans Association Naval Association Air Force Association of Canada Nursing Sisters Association Wrens CWAC Canadian Cadet Organisations and Junior Canadian Rangers Youth of Canada Youth of France Diplomatic Corps Families of Vimy Veterans (last but not least...)
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