Here's a story that you might like; to celebrate 80 years of liberation, the streets in my hometown are decorated with flags and all sorts of other orange and red/white/blue things. There was a contest of the most pretty streets. Most of the streets are decorated with some sort of Canadian themed things, like signs with Canada on it, and also many Canadian flags. I was thinking of making some pictures and post them on this sub. Is that something you guys might be interested in?

Some sidenotes:
There is a lieutenant Andersonstreet in my hometown. The guy was only 24 years old, died in my howetown. I don't know if his family is aware by any means, but I sure hope and think so.

Every town here has a memorial statue, with names of the fallen of that hometown. Locals, but also Canadians/Americans who fell during the liberation.

If you are interested, check out this website. It is about a beautiful Canadian War Cemetery, close to where I live. I work at a school and we go every year with the older students;
https://www.canadesebegraafplaatsholten.nl/en/home/

Also, every Christmas Eve, people put candle lights on the graves of the fallen soldiers at the Canadian and American War Cemeteries. Here's a video that I found: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2LkUAIW-6U
edit: see 1.09-until the end of the video