St Norbert Remembrance Day logo

The Cenotaph, erected in the St. Norbert Cemetery, was an over-grown, long forgotten homage to the thirteen men who fought and died in World War I and who were connected to the St. Norbert area.

In 2008, Art Bloomfield, long-time St. Norbert resident, took a closer look at the overgrown monument while walking his young grandson to preschool. Soon after, he and his family made it their personal mission to ensure that the cenotaph and those thirteen men whose names are etched in stone were forgotten no more.

Celebrate and honour these men at the 11^th hour, of the 11^th day, of the 11^th month.

Lest We Forget image

Please help us get the word out

We welcome everyone to check out our posters and poems. Below are images of the documents. Please click on the image you want to print and open the .PDF.

We encourage you to share them with your family and friends.


English St Norbert Remembrance Day poster	French St Norbert Remembrance Day poster


Why Do We Remember?	A Soldier Died Today	Unless You've Been a Soldier