U S Media Tribute to Highway of Heroes

[@bootboots22]

In loving memory of my brother Kenneth Edward Haines who was killed in Afghanistan Feb 16th, 2007...will miss you forever my brother........brian

[@ThePreparedSailor]

RIP never forgotten!

[@guhaniyer5601]

Salute this Brave Soul!

[@thenobleandmightybeaver4411]

Granny Haines thinking of you and the families of our fallen today. I wish you a peaceful and reflective Remembrance Day.

[@christiangauthier6998]

Lest we forget

[@mramazing2552]

God bless you and your family

[@osamabinfound8043]

I'm proud to share a continent with this great nation. Long may the U.S. and Canada be friends!

[@danielrobillard0407]

As a Canadian I'm proud to be an ally to the USA, I'm ready to lay my life to protect the USA and our democracy value.

[@jamesscott7944]

Salute to all the men and women who had served in the Canadian Army. Condolence from your Alaskan brother.

[@TheSensfan09]

Gees Alaskan ? you are more like us than the rest of the states, and thank you sir.

[@jamesscott7944]

Your welcome too we feel a special kinship since both us live in the coldest place in the world.

[@EEVOL]

We love you Canada, don't you forget that. We adore you and we have so much pride for our neighbors up north.

[@Royalhighlander]

I served in our military, and one day my youngest brother called me saying he was on his way back to Toronto, and happened to be right behind the procession of cars in a convoy returning the body of one of our fallen. He was in tears as he described the people along the route all standing at attention, some waving flags, but all showing respect.... I told him that this is whats being a Canadian is about...and it is..

[@tonyhaynes9080]

Over in England the small market town of Wooten Basset used to turn out to line the route of the dead returning. The Queen was so touched by this that she bestowed the title of Royal on the town. It's now Royal Wooten Basset.

[@adamf9775]

regardless of my opinion on politics and policies in the USA...thank you MSNBC for this segment, and to those from the US who have posted positive comments. It does not go unnoticed. I am a damn fucking proud Canadian and thank the 2 man, most recently, and the many more who have given their life for this country...my country, my home. we may only need 2/3s of your flags colours, but...im sorry (hey, im a canadian) we have twice as much heart n pride. Oh Canada, My Canada.

[@satyofatwan9162]

Canada, I salute you in the way you honor your heroes.

As a Canadian, I salute you sir, for being so genuinely kind.

[@satyofatwan9162]

+Len Martin Thank you Mr. Martin. greetings and hello from Jakarta, Indonesia.

[@sandrasennhauser1776]

I maybe a proud Canadian and have a huge respect for the Canadian Military but that extends to the American Military as well. My boyfriend was a Sergeant in the US Army (he’s now Retired). Both country’s troops have one thing in common, they fight and sacrifice themselves for their country so that they can keep us safe. They’ve seen indescribable horrors that we can only begin to fathom and we won’t know what those truly are until we’ve experienced them for ourselves. They are our heroes. They paid their price for freedom. May God watch over them, protect them, and keep them safe. For those who died in combat while serving, they died a hero’s death. They died by fighting for us and protecting our freedom. May God continue to watch over them in Heaven. Thank you to all of the men and women who have served or are continuing to serve our countries. Thank you for continuing to fight for our freedom to protect us and keep us safe. Thank you for sacrificing your lives for us. Whether you’re in the Canadian or American Military, you are all the true heroes.

[@kelceyshatford755]

I'm Canadian and this brings tears to my eyes! Beautiful tribute

[@TheCountryBoySurvivalist]

Same here

[@wilmanric2277]

Yesterday, a sad, sick, deceived man did evil at the Ottawa soldier's memorial, and tried to attack parliament. Our thoughts must be with the family of the murdered soldier.

[@SitInTheShayd]

Wil Manric Rest in Peace Corporal Nathan Cirillo. Master Corporal S Wilson, Royal Canadian Army Cadets

[@liamrocha2150]

RIP to my cousin Aaron E Williams. KIA by an IED on April 8th, 2008

[@joelrobb1904]

its nice to see a big american broadcast company recognize the Canadian Military and their fallen soldiers

[@waynewallace9972]

Well, the reporter is actually a Canadian, who came across this when driving down this highway to visit his parents.

[@NMeyer0]

Proud to be a Canadian. This is what it's all about. We go through rough times together.

[@pauljohn5272]

God Bless this country. I will lay down my life for this great nation.

[@Kastrenzo74]

lay down your life for harper more like. Sorry to be cynical but I'm really not as proud of my country as I used to be.

[@pauljohn5272]

Kastrenzo74, The Government is doing what's in the country's best interest. You got to think of it from his perspective, id imagine a job like his probably isnt the easiest. Politics are never that easy. If you dont stand behind harper than still stand behind the Country and what Canada stands for; your not cynical for saying that. I think it's good that people critic the goverment, thats a right that you have as a canadian and ultimately builds a better country. Just don't mix up what the government stands for from what your country stands for.

[@Xunethqualn]

Paul John well said

[@hfduyfu]

Flawed at times....maybe (look no further than here in QC 4 that) but YES god bless this grand country of ours indeed.

[@henerymag]

I could watch this 1,000 times and still shed tears for a Mothers loss, the Soldiers loss serving his country with pride and bravery. RIP soldier, God bless you Mother.

[@colleenross8752]

To Col. Nathan and all Canadians who were taken down the Highway to their final rest, all love and blessings from me and all Americans!

[@thenobleandmightybeaver4411]

It warms my heart and gives me solace in the face of unimaginable loss that the mother of a young private lost in combat takes comfort from her fellow citizens showing up to pay respects and recognition to one of their own. I wish everyone a peaceful and reflective Remembrance Day.

[@danq7172]

I’ve watched this a few times a year for a decade now and I cry every time I watch it.

[@Chuck59ish]

This may be from 2008, but we had to do it again last week in 2014 for Cpl. Nathan Cirillio, shot in back twice by a terrorist wannabe while he was standing guard over the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier at the Canadian War Memorial in our Capital Ottawa. He was the second soldier killed last week by wannbe terrorists, Warrant Officer Patrice Vincent, a 28-year serving member was killed in hit and run in a parking lot at Sainte-Jean, Quebec, he was buried on Nov.1.

[@Ziprip1]

Not a, "hit and run" it was cold blooded murder.

[@jazzybabe4621]

this piece never fails to make me cry even all these years later! I ♥ my country....

[@steve_redman]

It's beyond me ignorant that someone could vote negative for this. How can you not feel heartbroken for all the lives lost and respect for all the men, women and children who showed their love and support for the fallen heroes who protected our freedoms. Whoever you are that did that you make me sick

[@TheSensfan09]

Steve Redman They are just stupid trolls that voted this down.

[@dallyplaysgames]

WO Patrice Vincent and Cpl. Nathan Cirillo: rest in peace and God bless you.

[@TheTrueSuperSteve98]

if i was not a canadian, i would still respect this tradtional salute.

[@TheSinisterElf]

I remember a few years ago it had snowed and i was going to my sisters to plough her driveway with my ATV,, I came to a bridge on the highway of heros and there wer 4 very old vets trying to shovel the banks that the snowplough had pushed up against the guard rails, I ask them what was going on ,,they looked exhausted , they said they were waiting for a soldier to come by, I took my snow plough and cleaned it out for them, on my way back there were about 15 men there all in uniform holding there flags up high

[@cjm7764]

Was bless you! Bless those tireless hero's

[@TheSensfan09]

Razzors thanks.

[@canadianmodeller3218]

thank you sir your the way people should be always willing to help someone out if there in need

[@MrNice1966]

yes we have our "highway of heroe's" here, our small way of saying thanks those who served and paid the ultimate price. May all soldiers who have died for our freedom, both American and Canadian all - R.I.P :(

[@user-vr3fu2ek8d]

i live in ontario i am so proud to have the highway of heros everytime somebody that supportes my country i go and watch that just shows that i support them

[@javelin1010]

We were asked to go to Afghanistan by their government. If you don't want to stand behind our troops then feel free to stand in front of them. Canada, Forever Proud.

[@andreworiez8920]

If I could I'd stand on one of those bridges... unfortunately it would be one solitary Stars and Stripes in the sea of Maple Leafs.... They died in defence of MY country. This Yank will always be grateful.

very beautifully stated

[@wolves600]

+Andrew Oriez I do not think waving a different countries flag would be a problem

[@andreworiez8920]

Wolves600Gaming I didn't say that... I just simply said I would be one..... when it should be many.

[@grantmanewal5110]

+Andrew Oriez There are more than you can possibly know that stand on that highway. The last I looked Canada was still part of the North American Continent. Have stood on that road twice. It is hard.

[@andreworiez8920]

grant manewal Good... and I wasn't implying anything other then the fact that as a country we forget that other countries have sacrificed on our behalf.

[@sethb9545]

Canada is a nation ALL nations can follow are a teacher of how to honer your hero's coming back from home for the last time . Signed by an American Vet !!!

[@habs5792]

Every time I watch this it brings tears to my eyes. My Dad served and I am proud to be Canadian !

[@NMeyer0]

I saw a cool thing driving the other night (Sep 14), a local fire hall had "September 11th, Never Forget" on it's marquee. We honour American tragedies too.

[@Marchoupi]

I just got teary eyed for some reason. I love Canada!

[@nicko02000]

me too and I love u!

[@Peppi94]

A lovely and gracious tribute to our fallen Canadian heroes and their families. Thank you.

[@urisgaylecontracting6315]

Tears just tears, RIP guys, thank you for your sacrifice, God bless Canada & death to all who defy her and attempt to hurt her citizens & allies. Tears.

[@JFK.Robot.Knight]

I wear a poppy proudly every day of the year for our troops, it's the least I can do. Nothing would make me happier than joining their ranks someday and being a part of our proud military history.

[@ianharvey2537]

salute to Canada. God Save the Queen.

[@southwestsearch]

"Never was so much owed by so many to so few" was a wartime speech made by the British prime minister Winston Churchill on 20 August 1940.

[@richardhummell2497]

They willingly fight and die so none of you have to. "March no more my soldier laddie, for for there is peace where there once was war. Sleep in peace my soldier laddie. Sleep in peace now the battle is over."

[@Gorhowl2024]

Where did you get the small poem?

[@richardhummell2497]

Abigayle Lyon They are the words of a Scottish pipe tune called " Mach No More" (March No More)

[@richardhummell2497]

I was in error! The name of the tune is "When the battle is over" There is a great rendition of it by Andy Stewart on KZbin.

[@NovaScotiaKevin]

I'm so proud to be a Canadian. Regardless of our leader, regardless of whatever social issues are going on, we're a resilient group of strong people. We always get back up and support each other.

[@tiger2338]

North Bay has it's own Highway of Heroes. It's Highway 11. And it was lined solid for fifteen miles the day Sergeant Martin Goudreault was brought home. Soldiers, Veterans, Cadets, First Responders, and just plain civilians wanting to say "Thank You"

[@TheCanadiangirl4]

I didn't know that! Great to hear that other regions are setting up the same thing. We are kind of just outside of the hwy of heroes but we had the terrible 'privilege' to be able to stand for Nathan when he went through our city.

[@cjm7764]

Of course North Bay would- amazing people and city- that doesn't surprise me Highway 11 very suiting!

[@MethosFilms]

nathan will get this honor in about a hour from now. he is getting a police escort along the highway of heroes to my home town of hamilton

[@TheCanadiangirl4]

Methos Films We definitely made sure all the bridges in Kingston were full for him when he passed through.

[@SamJones-bt8wx]

They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old, age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn, at the going down of the sun, and in the morning, we will, remember them

[@cjm7764]

Thinking of all those families this thanksgiving. Never forget!

[@tylervanneste3586]

We just had a vertan return home 3 days after rememberance day. I felt my city was grieving but 1000 showed up and 1000 of people miles away stood on the bridges. One thing that makes us Canadians is we stand by what's right and respect the ones who fight for us

[@landlogger]

Thank you. I so glad you did this. Pride and sorrow and tears. Peace.

[@SLYSPYHIWAY90]

The father and son in the rusty brown truck , they made her day !

[@innismor11]

The bridges / overpasses are maybe the 'coolest' thing. There are dozens of them along the length of the Highway of Heroes, and it is regular everyday folk that fill them all along the way. The family of the fallen soldier is often in the parade of vehicles. We know when one is coming because the 3-4 lanes of traffic are closed. The Highway of Heroes has signs all its length. It is 175 km long and stretches from Canadian Forces Base Trenton to the morgue in Toronto. In the end, a very, very small gesture, and really not all that hard to organize and respect. Thank you, fallen heroes.

[@paigemacdougall28]

We honor our fallen soldiers on the highway of Hero's because the fallen soldiers fought to make other people's lives better and because of that I'm proud I'm Canadian

[@youngercga1968]

Well done, Canada !!

[@davidedepaiva7104]

We are free because of their sacrifice. God bless

[@jimbettridge3123]

Thanks to ALL the freedom fighters!!!!

[@battlecrafters511]

Stand Proud Canada!

[@theamateurphilosophysicist7719]

Canada is totally crushing the internet today.

[@jakestoko2544]

Carry Me Home, Down the Highway of Heroes! Rest In Peace to my Fallen Brothers and Sisters.

[@UnderFunded_inc]

cool to see Canada on American news...hooah! respect

[@matthewwilliams8343]

This is great, to bad our troops are dying in foreign wars we don't belong in.

[@mikenessryan6255]

this is what being Canadian is all about!

[@pioneercolonel]

WE keep our land glorious and free.

[@larriecole3222]

we love our country and its people more than words can ever convey, and the loss of but one of our hero's effects us all in ways that are difficult to express except in pride and unity, we are as one.

[@FUGYOO]

That is awesome! Thank you to our brothers and sisters in the great white nort called Canada. Its sad that your brothers and sisters to the south are plagued with too many bleeding heart liberals who are anti this and anti that to the point that one needs an act of congress or the will of God to do simple, honorable deeds like this. Semper Fi from a U.S. Marine.

[@lincolnmaceachern2410]

Inspired by stories of the "Highway of Heroes," Canadian rock band The Trews wrote an excellent tribute song with that title.

[@The1saturn]

they put us to shame the respect they show there

So often we drive a wedge between us but if we can all stop once in a while and each swallow our pride, we will come to realize that we can learn so much from each other. Thinking about my brother from another mother to the south. Peace ✌

[@frankgilbert5148]

What a great people.

[@GerardSmitSA]

Very sad.. but beautiful

[@OntarioUrbanMusher]

We do not mourn the death of our men but thank god such existed.

[@ThePennyPincher]

Well said!

[@creeperbowman5265]

I live in pei so i see soldiers everyday so i cried

[@insidedesign1000]

I have always felt so proud that Canada honoured their dead soldiers.We wait hours by the road just to salute them and thank them for their sacrifice. It has always sickened me that the Bush/Rumsfeild/Cheney team made it a law that not one of the almost 5000 soldiers in the USA that lost their lives fighting for freedom were allowed a public ceremony, because it would draw too attention to the creepy, evil, greedy leader Cheney.....evil personafied!!

[@mikebennett8850]

May you rest in Peace my Brother In Arms,Per Ardua.

[@frenchycanada]

Too bad they left out the initial 'ramp' ceremony in Kandahar for the fallen soldier. Incredibly moving. Standing ramrod straight on the tarmac as a civilian behind our military men and women listening to the bag pipes, watching his mates load him(them) onto a C130 for the ride home...never felt so Cdn as I did on that far away tarmac.

[@snag780]

i would fight to the death for this country

[@minmoni2452]

God bless Canada!!

[@ThePulseG]

I live really close to one of the bridges, and since I've been young my parents would take me down every time someone came home.

[@thenobleandmightybeaver4411]

My hat off to you and you parents

[@MrEddieG420]

the bridges were filled 2 days ago again ! RIP

[@polarstar2905]

USA & CANADA FOR EVER. THANK YOU TO THE FALLEN. LEST WE FORGET.

[@mickturbo2652]

Always proud to be Canadian!

[@wadehunt2107]

us canadians are very respectful

[@nekomasteryoutube3232]

I hate traveling the 401, AKA Highway 401, AKA Highway of Heros, because it makes me sad to think that many soldiers have returned on the 401 in caskets, while I hate it, I would like to see one someday to send off a fellow Canadian, I wish we didn't have to fight this war on Terrorism

[@dionmorray5933]

There is actually a song about it by the band the trews call highway of hero’s

[@rochelle178]

Cobourg is on the news! American news even! WOAH! ... But on a more serious note, it really is a nice tribute to our fallen.

[@thomasjalbuena3263]

I can't wait till i'm 18 and I can serve in the Canadian Forces as an Infantry Soldier

[@TheIceman567]

Do you like the USA?

[@thomasjalbuena3263]

yea when i was younger i wanted to be a Marine but Canada doesnt have Marines and i dont know how to get a green card,

[@TheIceman567]

So yes you do like the USA?

[@thomasjalbuena3263]

yes

[@TheIceman567]

Cool I'm American and I love Canada :)

[@BOOSETO]

I am Canadian. And I love my neighbours to the south. Never had a single person do anything wrong to me in the USA. light ribbing. Some jokes all around. The USA is the Greatest country on Earth.

[@BOOSETO]

They protect us all, and nobody acknowledges it.

[@omegaseamaster1550]

Lest we forget...

[@darrellpolkinghorne3767]

True heroes , those fallen soldiers , the peoples response , a proud Canadian here , our governments treatment of the military ,,, disgraceful

[@tommyhallum2054]

Her son is not only a Canadian hero but an American hero as well because Canada is not an Ally that's too impersonal their family.

[@scottallen6133]

We stand tall tomorrow lads on Parade.

[@snowy800123]

"i was there"

[@MrEcryoung]

This video alwayd gets me... i miss my friends

[@lorrainelaskosky7785]

thanks Stephen

[@ATuason8000]

never forget

[@Ziprip1]

For 100 miles, people wait. Summer, winter, regardless. . 100 miles of bridges and roadway where people honour our fallen and show the families that we care. We appreciate their sacrifice and bring every hero home the same way kzbin.info/www/bejne/bae5p6psgKh9oMk

[@nacolewagner3176]

Thank you, Canada

[@haveless]

Cool vids fellow!

[@curlyanneb1973]

Amazing. Wish I could d more where I am but it's never publicized. Shame.

[@davidmelton6437]

America’s Gallant Soldiers Poem By: David O. Melton America’s gallant soldiers Serve to keep America free, And some pay freedom’s highest cost And die protecting you and me These valiant men and women Whose mortal bodies now lay still, In death earned the greatest honor Herald by a lone bugler’s skill Because they preserve our nation Chosen honor guards stand abreast, While a lone bugle sounds out taps For each great soldier laid to rest Yet far greater than all these things Beyond the stones of marble white, Behold God’s tribute of honor That’s shining eternally bright Greater love has no one than this, To lay down one’s life for one’s friends, This honor is proclaimed by God Over everything it transcends Now honor our gallant soldiers Who under freedom’s banner fall, Soldiers who had to leave loved ones And made sacrifices for all Uplift their hurt and grieving child Left to long suffer and travail, Each soldier’s widow and orphan Greatly needs our help to prevail Let our nation and our people Honor all sacrifices made, Now honor our gallant soldiers And our sacred freedoms they saved

[@worldwhytf9429]

I often think how Americans should do this as well. I watch videos of that crazy wbc protests and it makes me sick. I would think something like those would be louder than their hate...

[@unifiedgroup1552]

One day Afghanistan will become a free Country :) Good Luck to Afghanistan and Iraq

[@marc8013]

I support the family of the canadian heroe from chealsea quebec

[@DarrelMac1469]

In nova scotia it the section 102 from the mergeing 118 from dartmouth / toward the Halifax Stanfield airport

[@marc8013]

LONG LIFE CANADA

[@spookerredmenace3950]

woot! Cobourg! awesome!