Saskatoon Museum Of Military Artifacts
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Thanks to everyone who braved the snow to come by the museum today, it was great to meet with you. We hope you had an enjoyable visit If you missed us on CTV this morning, here's a clip .... https://saskatoon.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=2074747

We were thrilled with our spot on CTV this morning, talking about Remembrance Day and the involvement of Saskatchewan’s.

If you feel like braving the snow today, the museum is open now until 4pm. We'll have veteran and historian, Kevin Hicks talking about World War One at 11.30am, 1.30pm and 2.30pm; numbers are strictly limited, but if you'd like to reserve a timed slot, message us direct or drop us an email.

About one third of First Nations people in Canada age 18 to 45 voluntarily enlisted during the First World War. Métis and Inuit soldiers also enlisted; however, only status Indians were officially recorded by the Canadian Expeditionary Force. Our museum is proud to have amongst its collections, the medals of David Greyeyes Steele, who during his 6 year term fought during the Second World War. Here’s an interesting piece about three more veterans from Saskatchewan. ... https://www.cbc.ca//indigenous/indigenous-veterans-day-sas

There's a Poppy Drive-Thru at the Nutana Legion today, from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. They will be handing out poppies and accepting your donations while you remain warm and safe in your vehicle. Please stop by and support our veterans #yxeremembers #remembrance