Compassion of a little girl ( Monday June 16 )

Tami Atwell-Hazlett, Canada Revenue Agency, Halifax, Nova Scotia: Bronze sculpture in Grand Pre, Nova Scotia, depicting the expulsion of the Acadians. The girl in the image is reaching out to the little girl in the sculpture, consoling her as her family is being torn apart.

They Will Not Be Forgotten ( Tuesday June 17 )

David Furney, National Defence, Ottawa, Ontario: I was walking home from work in August 2007, and as I passed the National War Memorial, I noticed two young children placing flowers and a card.

Following in his Footsteps ( Wednesday June 18 )

Jolene Willoughby, Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Pelly Crossing, Yukon: An RCMP officer and his two-year-old daughter at the historic area of Fort Selkirk on the Yukon River.

25 years of accomplishments, strengthening our tomorrow ( Thursday June 19 )

Kevin Halloran, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Sydney, Nova Scotia: In the spirit of team building and celebration, the employees of the Case Processing Centre in Sydney, Nova Scotia, gathered to officially kick off the celebration of their 25th year of operation. The Case Processing Centre in Sydney opened in October 1983. As a result of a decentralization exercise, the office was relocated from the National Capital Region to Sydney. A large number of staff who began working at the Processing Centre in 1983 still work there today.

Today and Yesterday ( Friday June 20 )

Dorothy Parker, Canada Revenue Agency, St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador: The large glass-encased entrance of the Geo Centre is the only part of the building above ground. Most of the floor space is underground - right inside the solid rock walls! Cabot Tower was built in 1897 to commemorate the 400th anniversary of John Cabot's discovery of Newfoundland, and Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee. In 1901, Marconi received the first trans-Atlantic wireless message at a position near the tower; the letter "S" was sent in Morse code from Cornwall in England.