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originally awarding the contract to create the tomb to a
Newfoundland company, Ocean Floor Granite, the government had to cancel the contract in December 2023. Ocean Granite was using materials sourced from Newfoundland and Labrador to create the tomb. A Nova Scotian company, Heritage Memorials, was awarded a new contract in January 2024, and they would use
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released an official statement that mentioned the trip had to be cancelled because of her injury. Simon represented
Princess Anne by reading the royal message at the ceremony. Premier Furey stood in as the ceremonial next of kin for the soldier and received both the ensign flag and the Canadian flag
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Unknown Soldier could represent all of Newfoundland and Labrador. The tomb means that the war memorial is now under the War Graves Commission's protection. The ceremony to repatriate the Royal Newfoundland Regiment
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Canadian soldier, and did not represent Newfoundland because the island's regiment was not part of that battle. Newfoundland was its own Dominion at the time of the war and flew its own flag. The Commission granted permission in July 2022.
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1585:Newfoundland in World War I
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928:Moore, Mike (1 July 2024).
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1141:"'Our son is now home'"
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