In Memory of the Canadians who lost their lives on September 11, 2001, a portion of the proceeds from the sale of Orange Alert will go to The Salvation Army. In the days, weeks and months following the terrorist attacks, The Salvation Army served over 3 1/2 million meals and logged over 1 million volunteer hours at and around ground zero.
Articles and Reviews
The Black Gold Regional School District
Canada World View (published by: The Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs)
Personal Quotes ....
Preston Manning, Former Leader of the Opposition
"Canadians must not forget the tragedy of September 11, 2001, or the 26 Canadians who died that day in New York. This well written and touching book will help us to remember, and to pay tribute to those who died by how we live."
Frank O'Dea, Co-Founder, The Second Cup
"Debra and David Brown make an important contribution to our national memory of 9/11. These personal stories of individual Canadians' response are a powerful reminder that we all shared the horror of 9/11 and how we are together in our uncertainty of, and hope for, the future."
Kathryn McCain, Chair, The McCain Foundation
"Orange Alert moved me to tears, reminding me all over again of the huge significance of September 11th. We should never forget! Thank you for tracking down these memories and recording them in this wonderful and very worthwhile book."
Amanda Lang, Anchor, Report on Business Television
"This compelling and touching collection is a valuable reminder to us all - whether we were three blocks away or three thousand miles - that the lessons and stories of 9/11 must never be forgotten."
