Absolutely. The Legion produces every year a teaching guide. We make it available to teachers across the country to talk about the importance of various remembrance initiatives and symbols, with memorials being one. We have been asked from time to time if memorials glorify war. That could not be further from the truth. Memorials are an expression and a remembrance of what those before us have done so that we are in the position we are in now in society. We have to make sure that people understand exactly what the memorials stand for.
Interestingly, the Canadian memorial database is a repository of 8,200 known memorials and cenotaphs across the country. There are memorials in virtually every community. It's important that the students in those communities liaise to understand.