Valour Road

That sounds about right, but Mr. Mackling, do you have Deanna's text open?

Well, I don't, because really it was Deanna [laughs], Deanna who took a screenshot and reminded us, us of Winnipeg's Valour Road three.

Okay.

And so for those that don't know, Sargek- Sergeant Frederick Hall, and then there was also, um, uh, Private Arthur Clarkson, and I'm trying to remember the other name of the other guy who, uh, Leo Clark and, uh, Robert Shankland were the three young men from Valour Road, then known as Pine Street during World War I.

They all enlisted.

They all won the, the Victoria Cross, and that's just, uh, simply second to none in terms of military history anywhere.

And so following their sacrifice, uh, Va- Pine Street became Valour Road, and obviously a very important part of not only Canadian history, but Winnipeg history.

It was the, the British Empire's highest award for military gallantry, the Victoria Cross.