IN PHOTOS: No Stone Left Alone ceremony at Edmonton’s Beechmount Cemetery

MONTH IN EDMONTON TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THE NEED FOR SAFE

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Edmonton students lay poppies for 'No Stone Left Alone' ahead of Remembrance Day.

By Elliott Knopp

Posted November 4, 2024 11:26 am.

Last Updated November 4, 2024 9:30 pm.

Lining Edmonton’s Beechmount Cemetery Monday morning, elementary school students held a moment of silence to honour and remember Canada’s veterans.

It was part of the annual “No Stone Left Alone” event in the lead-up to next week’s Remembrance Day, allowing youth to reflect on the sacrifices made by Canada’s fallen soldiers.

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