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The Canadian Press
Prince Charles pays tribute to Canada’s war dead
OTTAWA — The man in line to be Canada’s next king joined Prime Minister Stephen Harper and thousands of others to pay tribute to the country’s war dead at a packed national Remembrance Day ceremony Wednesday.
Prince Charles, colonel-in-chief of three Canadian regiments, donned a full military uniform with the insignia of lieutenant-general as he laid a wreath at the foot of the towering National War Memorial.
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