This monument is a very fitting memorial to all those who have paid the ultimate price for the sake of their fellow Canadians.

Not that Remembrance Day services are not well done elsewhere but this is the place to be and is a once in a lifetime experience.

Every one needs to go here and pay their respects to the fallen soliders for fighting for Canadian and the world.

What a nice memorial to sad that it is a memorial because of such a sad happening. Still cool to look at and pass by on the way to Parliament Hill

The soaring monument and the stone soldiers representing those who fought for our freedom: right in the heart of things where it makes you remember. The resting place of the unknown soldier makes you stop and ponder: who's son, brother, dad could he have been?

For anyone with a military connection, and/or who values the lifestyle we have today, making a pilgrimage to this spot is mandatory. Find one of your poppies from last November's Remembrance Day, and leave it as a token of thanks. But, parents please instruct your children this memorial is NOT A PLAYGROUND - DO NOT CRAWL ALL OVER THE MONUMENT;... More

I thought it would be depressing to see the war stuff, but it was educational and reverent at the same time. I took my elderly father there and even he enjoyed it, with all the large machines and trucks.

This War Memmorial is very wheelchair accessible for the old and the new soldiers compared to the War Memmorial called the Cenotaph in Peterborough, Ontario, both done by the same sculptor who also did the Vimy Ridge Memmorial. This Memmorial is shown on televisions across the country of Canada every November 11 at 11 oçlock to show our respects for... More

A beautiful tribute. You should take the time to walk by this statue. Good for a picture as well. Very nice.