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Wednesday, June 30, 2010

July 1 is Memorial Day in Newfoundland


My readers in Newfoundland and Labrador already know that tomorrow, July 1, is more than Canada Day. It's also Memorial Day for Newfoundlanders, as it marks the anniversary of the battle of Beaumont-Hamel. That was a battle in France during World War 1 in which hundreds of Newfoundlanders (including my 19-year-old great-uncle Harry) lost their lives. Memorial University of Newfoundland in St. John's was named in their honour. The photo attached is of the Y Ravine Cemetery in France where those killed in the battle are buried.


Here is a link to information about a memorial service being held on July 1 at the National War Memorial in Ottawa.

3 comments:

  1. Can an estate trustee communicate with disagreeable beneficiaries by email only?

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  2. Can an estate trustee communicate by email only with disagreeable beneficiaries. The trustee does not wish to give out their phone number.

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    1. Hi Julie,
      There's no rule about how a trustee must communicate with the beneficiaries. I don't see why a trustee could not withhold his or her phone number, as long as he or she monitors the email regularly.

      Lynne

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