The Canadian National War Memorial is located in Ottawa, Ontario, and honors the sacrifices of Canadian soldiers who served in various conflicts, particularly during World War I and World War II. Unveiled in 1939, the memorial features a large archway and bronze sculptures representing soldiers and allegorical figures, symbolizing peace and sacrifice. The memorial is situated in Confederation Square and serves as a focal point for remembrance ceremonies, especially on Remembrance Day each November 11. It is a significant site for Canadians to pay tribute to those who fought for the country’s freedom and values throughout its history.