Thousands Honor Veterans at Remembrance Day Ceremonies Across Canada

Ceremonies in Halifax and Regina bring communities together to pay tribute to those who served, with a focus on preserving veterans' stories.

Halifax's Remembrance Day ceremony returned to Grand Parade, featuring a smudging ceremony by Mi'kmaw Elder Marlene Companion.
In Regina, ceremonies took place at the Brandt Centre and Victoria Park, emphasizing the importance of passing stories to younger generations.
Veterans and civilians alike gathered despite inclement weather, underscoring the significance of honoring military service and sacrifice.
Participants in Halifax laid wreaths in memory of fallen service members, including a poignant tribute to Master Cpl. Kirk Bradley Noel.
Efforts continue to capture veterans' experiences as living history, with leaders emphasizing the need to preserve these stories for future generations.