RCMP say an investigation into the theft of two plaques from a memorial in the Rocky Mountains that honoured people detained during the First World War is a priority.
A plaque and statue of a Ukrainian immigant mark the site of the 1915 Castle Mountain internment camp near Lake Louise, Alta. , on Aug. 20, 2012.
The Canadian government interned nearly 8600 enemy aliens during the First World War, including 660 at Castle Mountain.
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