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It's meant to warm the heart and put a smile on the face of a war veteran, and, from all accounts, it makes their day.

For the second straight year, the local Knights of Columbus and the Halton Catholic District School Board have partnered to have students in Grades 1-8 produce valentine cards for lonely veterans living in long-term care or nursing homes across Canada.

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"The Valentines for Vets program helps us to appreciate and value our veterans, not only on Remembrance Day but all year long. It is also an opportunity for educators to share with Canadian youth the accomplishments and sacrifices of our veterans, giving them a greater understanding of Canada's proud military history," said Babe Santucci, a Halton Catholic school board curriculum consultant for arts and social studies.

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