The campaign to Save Juno Beach is drawing national and international attention. Read all the coverage below and learn more about the urgent need to protect and preserve this hallowed ground.
Mansbridge: History must not be bulldozed at Juno Beach
Peter Mansbridge's latest Op-Ed in the Globe makes the case for why we need to preserve the sanctity of Juno Beach. Read more.
Manitoulin Expositor
Island’s last Juno Beach invasion survivor dismayed at plans to build condos close to beach museum area Read more.
CBC News
Veterans Affairs minister vows to help find resolution to Juno Beach condo dispute. Read more.
The Bridge
In his latest podcast episode, Peter Mansbridge reads a letter sent in by a listener concerned about what is happening on Juno Beach. Listen Here (starts at 31:10)
National Post
Juno Beach condos are an affront to Canada's grand contribution to the Second World War. Read More.
Legion Magazine
A French developer is planning to build a 70-unit condominium at the site where Canadian troops landed on D-Day, desecrating what opponents to the project are calling hallowed ground. Read More.
Barris Beat
Just 19 years after Juno Beach Centre opened, Don Cooper, its president, says, “We face an existential threat.” Read More.
Opinion: Save Juno Beach
We need these sacred places, if only to remind us of the past and what those generations before us sacrificed for us. Read More.
CTV News
Canadians campaign to stop condo development at D-Day landing site Read More.
iPolitics
Juno Beach Centre is under attack: A condo project threatens the future of the Juno Beach Centre, writes former ambassador Robert Hage. Read More.
640 Toronto
Canadians campaign to stop condo development at D-Day landing site. Listen Here.
3 Normandie (FR)
Le mémorial canadien de la Seconde Guerre mondiale menacé de disparition à cause d'un projet immobilier ? Lire ici
Al Jazeera
Gratitude does not have an expiration date: France must not build condos on D-Day site sacred to Canadians. Read More
Lite 106.7
Quincy Ross talks about her grandfather, Bill Ross, and thousands of other Canadians willingly placed their lives in the balance on June 6, 1944, to begin the liberation of occupied Europe during World War II. Listen Here.
The Evan Solomon Show
A French property developer plans to build a 70-unit condominium on Juno Beach — one of the D-Day landing sites. Evan Solomon speaks with Cindy Clegg, a Canadian who is petitioning the federal government to stop this from happening. Listen Here.
CBC News
Canadians fighting proposed condo development at Juno Beach D-Day site: Construction on site of Normandy landings could begin in September. Read More.
The Canadian Military Engineers Association
Save Juno Beach Campaign needs your voice. Read More.
Quebec News (FR)
Les Canadiens s’opposent au projet de développement de condos sur le site du jour J de Juno Beach. Lire ici