Montreal Standard, 21 July 1906

First monument ever erected in Canada to a Canadian poet – the Cremazie Memorial on St Louis Square, Montreal, recently unveiled with appropriate ceremonies. It is not a large affair, but it is one of the most artistic monuments on the American continent, and is the work of Phillippe Hebert, a Canadian sculptor. Cremazie was one of the famous French Canadian bards of the 19th century, his most noted poem being “Le Drapeau de Carillon,” the hero in which is perpetuated in the figure at the base of the monument.