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Winnipeg lit up with hope and history as hundreds gathered for Lanterns for Peace, honoring the 81st anniversary of Hiroshima and Nagasaki’s atomic bombings — a global call to remember the over 100,000 lives lost and demand an end to nuclear war. Floating lanterns bearing messages like “No More War” over Memorial Park echoed stories passed down from survivors like Hiroe St. Louis, who now teaches her daughter Momo the urgent lesson: peace isn’t optional, it’s essential. For the first time, Hiroshima’s mayor sent a message of gratitude, underscoring that in an age of rising global tensions, remembering the devastation of nuclear weapons is more critical than ever — a rallying cry for disarmament and a future free from the shadow of war.

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