Body of Canadian soldier killed in Afghanistan returns to Canada on Thursday The Canadian Press
TRENTON, Ont. - The body of Trooper Larry Rudd, the latest Canadian soldier to die in Afghanistan, will arrive home Thursday afternoon.
A military plane carrying Rudds casket is scheduled to land at CFB Trenton, in eastern Ontario, at 2 p.m. ET.
Dignitaries expected to be present for the repatriation ceremony include Defence Minister Peter MacKay and Gen. Walt Natynczyk, Chief of the Defence Staff.
May his family and loved ones find the strength in each other that only the Lord can give them at this grievous time. May his Mom and Dad feel the pride and respect of all those who line the highway of heroes.
Air Cadets Salute Trooper Rudd as his flag draped casket travels slowly down the road.
One Months notice to plan your day. Please attend the annual Red Rally to show support for our military and the members of the Invisible Army.
Charlottetown's newest supporter says please wear Red and Please attend.
Dodge Jonathan Jack Mitchell in full regalia....the newest Grandson of our own Charlene McInnis congratulations to Mom Janna, Dad Johnathen, Granma Charlene, Great Granma Evangeline, and baby.
Nil Sine Labore
Robby
