Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Branch 25 of the Royal Canadian Legion (representing the San Francisco Bay Area) held their annual Memorial Day Service. The service took place at the Royal Canadian Legion plot in the Greenlawn Memorial Park on 1100 El Camino Real in Colma, CA. The service was originally streamed at 11am on Saturday, 23 May 2026, and a recording of that stream (with some editing to address some of the technical issue) is available above.
The program can be viewed at dropbox.com/scl/fi/79ymqn5qpqokwkt6oa8cg/memorial-day-2026-program.pdf?rlkey=2d9qwjevk1di27u9iedgxho6j&st=eae1mnvc&dl=0
The land acknowledgement for our plot at Greenlawn Memorial Park is available at royalcanadianlegionus25.com/land-acknowledgement-greenlawn-memorial-park
Branch 25 of the Royal Canadian Legion (representing the San Francisco Bay Area) held their annual Memorial Day Service. The service took place at the Royal Canadian Legion plot in the Greenlawn Memorial Park on 1100 El Camino Real in Colma, CA. The service was originally streamed at 11am on Saturday, 23 May 2026, and a recording of that stream (with some editing to address some of the technical issue) is available above.
The program can be viewed at dropbox.com/scl/fi/79ymqn5qpqokwkt6oa8cg/memorial-day-2026-program.pdf?rlkey=2d9qwjevk1di27u9iedgxho6j&st=eae1mnvc&dl=0
The land acknowledgement for our plot at Greenlawn Memorial Park is available at royalcanadianlegionus25.com/land-acknowledgement-greenlawn-memorial-park
![CANeLearns BC Digital Learning Symposium 2021 - Pandemic Measures in K-12: A... [Personal Archive]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/rfcPBdWV1cg/mqdefault.jpg "CANeLearns BC Digital Learning Symposium 2021 - Pandemic Measures in K-12: A... [Personal Archive]
Nagle, J., Barbour, M. K., & LaBonte, R. (2021, April). Pandemic measures in K-12: A pan-Canadian research series [Paper]. British Columbia Digital Learning Symposium.
CANeLearn is researching what K-12 school districts across Canada have offered in the way of programming and supports during the pandemic.
This presentation highlights how the provinces and territories in Canada responded to the spring 2020 school closures due to COVID-19 regarding emergency remote teaching. We also discuss the re-opening of schools in September 2020 and the subsequent experiences during the fall during the “the second wave.” A focus included teaching and learning resources made available, digital devices distributed, attendance mandates, curricular foci, and health and safety measures put in place for a safe-re-opening, which also includes mode of instruction if students chose not to return to school. Data were gleaned by researching ministry of education websites, public notices, and news outlet sources to gather a picture of what the overall national response was during the pandemic.
The first report was published in August, the second in November, that detail what the Ministries and Departments announced in the Spring and Fall of 2020 for remote learning, and the third report, Stories from the Field: Voices of K-12 Stakeholders During Pandemic, was published in December that brings the voice of key stakeholders within the K-12 online and blended learning community across Canada to described what actually happened on the ground.
All reports are available at https://sites.google.com/view/canelearn-ert/
For a look at other pandemic reports published on K-12 practices, see https://canelearn.net/home/research/projects/
Speakers
Joelle Nagle - Teacher Educator, University of Windsor
Michael Barbour - Associate Professor, Touro University California
Randy LaBonte - CEO, Canadian eLearning Network
This is a personal archive of a video available at https://youtu.be/uOagbNdKwcU . If you wish to comment, please visit one of the original locations managed by CANeLearn. Comments have been turned off for this archive.")
