Talk:National War Memorial (Canada)

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[edit] Update on the urinating on War Memorial

I found a story that said the two teens under 18 were sorry. One sent a letter Ottawa police and the other appologized to the legion, veterans of Canada, and citizens of Canada. A third man, identified by police as 23-year-old Stephen Fernandes of Montreal, was charged Friday with mischief for allegedly urinating in the same area charged.[1]. Mr. C.C. 16:15, 8 July 2006 (UTC)

Talk:National War Memorial (Canada)

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[edit] Update on the urinating on War Memorial

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