The following teaser is from 660citynews.com:
CALGARY (660 NEWS) – Next month’s Remembrance Day marks a century since World War I ended, and Maclean’s Magazine has put together an ambitious project to honour each Canadian killed in the fighting.
The latest issue has 66,349 different covers — each one with a name and a story, plus one for the Unknown Soldier.
Maclean’s Editor-in-Chief Alison Uncles was inspired by the War Museum in Ottawa, moved by a Vimy Ridge display with a wall of lights, each representing a soldier who died…
Canadians can also request a special copy be printed, honouring a family member.
Read the full article at: https://www.660citynews.com/2018/10/11/macleans-prints-thousands-of-different-covers-for-100th-anniversary-of-wwis-end/
Thanks to ResearchBuzz for the heads-up.
