Vimy Lane Celebrates 100th Anniversary

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People are asked to park their cars and walk around the site, as it’s not a drive through event.

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“What I’m trying to do here  — and I’ll speak very bluntly — in another 20 to 30 years, there will be no one left on the Kal (Tire Place) floor, our veterans are passing away. And how are we going to remember the sacrifice and accomplishments of those generations, and this is what I’m trying to do.”

Wylie says the V stands for Vimy, but also for Vernon, the Vipers, and Victoria Day.

“This is about remembering the boys from the First World War because they were absolutely magnificent.”