the old city hall in calgary, alberta (the city from where about 60% of the original 10th battalion men were recruited) bears a plaque dedicated to lieutenant colonel russ boyle and the men of the 10th battalion who made the charge at kitcheners' wood. the calgary highlanders, who perpetuate the history and traditions of the 10th battalion, commemorate the battle annually on the weekend closest to april 22nd. "st. julien's day", as it is known, usually involves an all-ranks reunion dinner, an officers' mess function, a freedom of the city parade, and a church service. the regimental hockey team is known as "the oakleafs" and a regimental newssheet known as "the oak leaf" has been published on and off over the years, in addition to the official newssheet, "the glen".