of the Ceremonial Guard arrives on the hill at exactly 10 a.m. The piece includes the melodies of 10 provincial songs such that include the following: Ontario: "Maple Leaf Forever" Quebec: "Bonhomme, Bonhomme / Cadet Rousselle" Nova Scotia: "Farewell to Nova Scotia" New Brunswick: The Banks of Newfoundland Manitoba: "Red River Valley" British Columbia: "Way Up in the Ucletaw" Prince Edward Island: "Peter Emberly" Saskatchewan: "Saskatchewan Hymn" Alberta: "Alberta Bound" Newfoundland: "The Ryans and the Pittmans" Vimy Ridge "Vimy Ridge" is a military march of British origin written by Thomas Bidgood in 1921. It commemorates the 1917 Battle of Vimy Ridge during the First World War. The march is usually played on special occasions which commemorate the battle, such as Vimy Ridge Day. Vimy Ridge serves as the official regimental marchpast for the 1st Canadian Division. The march was used by the Massed Bands of the British Household Division as the second neutral quick march during the Trooping the Colour ceremony in 2014. It also served as the quick march of the Ceremonial Guard before the playing of "Milanollo" during the visit of Queen Elizabeth II to Ottawa during Canada Day in 2010. Canada Overseas "Canada Overseas" by James Gayfer is a march written in 1954 which honours Canada's Western European presence since the Second World War. It also alludes to the county's contribution to the founding and development of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). See also March (music) Anthems and nationalistic songs of Canada Canadian Armed Forces Notes (1) - For pipe band (2) - Slow march (3) - Quick march for dismounted parades (4) - Trot-past for mounted parades (5) - Gallop-past for mounted parades (6) - Double-past (7) - Concerts, mess dinners, and mounted parades (8) - Dismounted parades References External links Marches of the Canadian Forces Canadian Forces Music Branch Canadian Forces recruitment for musicians Join the Forces Music Branch Royal Canadian Navy Canadian Army Royal Canadian Air Force Vimy Ridge on YouTube Canada Overseas on YouTube Canadian Armed Forces Canada Military bands of Canada