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Remembrance Day at Gore Park

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Ceremonies were held across the region today including Gore Park in Hamilton.

The distinct sound of bagpipes and the beat of the drum filled the streets of downtown Hamilton for a special Remembrance Day ceremony.

Hamilton’s first responders as well as Mayor Fred Eisenberger marched to the cenotaph where war re-enactors stood at attention.

Despite the cold, hundreds of residents gathered to pay tribute to those who have served and for the many who continue to serve our country.

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