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‘A lasting way to recognize’: Program honours 305 Canadians for service

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Dhillon, T. (2026, November 11). ‘A lasting way to recognize’: Program honours 305 Canadians for service. Global News. https://globalnews.ca/news/12146695/veterans-the-proud-305/

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Global News · collected 2026-11-11 · by Tavi Dhillon

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All Seniors Care Living Centres has launched "The Proud 305," an initiative to honour 305 veterans, military spouses, and retired RCMP members living in its care facilities across Canada. The program's inaugural year recognizes individuals for their service and contributions to communities; each honouree received a certificate. David Rosnar, one of the founding members, served as an army reserve lieutenant in the early 1960s and emphasizes the importance of remembrance beyond just Remembrance Day. Lily Goodman, CEO of Castle Living Group (parent company of All Seniors Care), stated that the program aims to provide a lasting way to recognize these individuals' service and sacrifice.
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All Seniors Care Living Centres has launched "The Proud 305," an initiative honouring 305 Canadian veterans, military spouses, and retired RCMP members living in care facilities across Canada. The program, which is part of the company's effort to recognize those who have served their country beyond annual remembrance days, includes individuals residing in its homes located in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Ontario, and Quebec. One honouree, David Rosnar, a former army reserve lieutenant from the early 1960s, expressed appreciation for ongoing recognition of service contributions. The title "founding members" is exclusively reserved for those being honoured this year, according to the company's news release.

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All Seniors Care Living Centres Canada Canadian Castle Living Group RCMP

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All Seniors Care Living Centres ORG · 3× Canada GPE · 3× Castle Living Group ORG · 2× RCMP ORG · 2× Rosnar PERSON · 2× Alberta GPE · 1× Canadian NORP · 1× Canadian Armed Forces ORG · 1× Manitoba GPE · 1× Saskatchewan GPE · 1×

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“We wanted to create something that goes beyond an annual day of remembrance – a lasting way to recognize the people among us who have served our country and supported those who did,” Goodman added in the news release.
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A new program is recognizing more than 300 Canadian veterans, military spouses and retired RCMP members who are living in care facilities for older adults. asserted
who → recognize → adults
Dubbed “The Proud 305” by All Seniors Care Living Centres, the initiative honours veterans, spouses of Canadian Armed Forces members and RCMP workers who live in its homes. asserted
who → dub → homes
The company said the project title comes from the fact that there are 305 people being recognized in 2026 — the program’s inaugural year. asserted
title → say → 2026
All Seniors Care Living Centres operates across Canada, with locations in Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, Ontario and Quebec. asserted
Centres → operate → Manitoba
David Rosnar was one of the people honoured. asserted
Rosnar → honour → people
He served as an army reserve lieutenant in the early 1960s. asserted
He → serve → 1960s
“We have freedoms now. asserted
We → have → freedoms
We can walk the streets and not have to worry about things. asserted
We → walk → things
And I used to wear my poppy more than one day because I thought we shouldn’t just remember these things (for) one day,” Rosnar told Global News. asserted
Rosnar → use → News
He, along with the hundreds of others being recognized this year, is among the people the organization is calling The Proud 305’s “founding members.” asserted
organization → recognize → people
That title can only be held by the people being honoured this year, the company said in a news release. asserted
company → hold → release
Founding members each received a certificate. asserted
members → found → certificate
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Family → stop → Albert
On top of acknowledging the groups’ broader contributions to Canada, The Proud 305 also notes the impacts they had on the communities they lived in. asserted
they → acknowledge → communities
In Rosnar’s case, he used to be a teacher. asserted
he → use → case
Among the lessons his students learned was the importance of remembrance, he said. asserted
he → learn → remembrance
Lily Goodman, CEO of Castle Living Group, said that the founding members “represent an extraordinary legacy of service, sacrifice, courage and resilience.” asserted
members → say → service
“We wanted to create something that goes beyond an annual day of remembrance – a lasting way to recognize the people among us who have served our country and supported those who did,” Goodman added in the news release. asserted
Goodman → want → release
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