Retiring old and tattered Canadian flags with respect Ottawa’s Beechwood Cemetery is launching a new program to respectfully retire old and tattered Canadian flags. CTV’s Camille Wilson reports.

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Day said he agrees it’s important that the flags flown in front of schools are in good condition, and emphasized that “no one ever wants to see a tattered Canadian flag.” “We can unite ...

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