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Our first progress report outlines some of the actions – big and small – we have put in motion over the past year.
The Juno Beach Centre in Courseulles-sur-Mer is the first museum in Normandy engaged in an overarching strategy of decarbonizing and sustainable development.
An exhibition developed by the Canadian War Museum in partnership with the Juno Beach Centre.
Peter et Madeleine, the two virtual characters that guide visitors aged 7 to 12 throughout the Juno Beach Centre, will be replaced by a redesigned and modernized circuit, offering a completely new experience for families.
The Juno Beach Centre (JBC) today commemorated the 77th anniversary of D-Day with a ceremony and wreath-laying on the very beach where Canadian troops came ashore as part of the largest combined military operation in history.
Two graduating students from Oakville’s Garth Webb Secondary School (GWSS) have been awarded scholarships from the Juno Beach Centre.
Jim Parks, a 96-year-old veteran of the Second World War, took the first steps of a symbolic walk in honour of the 45,000 Canadians who lost their lives in the war. Mr. Parks was kicking off his role as the official ambassador for the Remembrance Day Races, a virtual run/walk event to raise funds for the Juno Beach Centre.
An Airborne Folding Bicycle assigned to Canadian soldier Marius Aubé for the infamous 1944 D-Day landings was donated to the museum by the French family who came into possession of it after the landings.
Juno75: Above and Beyond will spotlight the stories of 20 Canadians from across the country who were involved in the war effort in Normandy and beyond.
