No Stone Left Alone: Rocky View County continues pre-Remembrance Day tradition

Scott Strasser Nov 9, 2022 7:00 AM
Rocky View County's No Stone Left Alone pre-Remembrance Day ceremony was held on Nov. 7 at the Garden of Peace Cemetery.▲
Rocky View County's No Stone Left Alone pre-Remembrance Day ceremony was held on Nov. 7 at the Garden of Peace Cemetery.▲
At the end of the ceremony, students from Bishop McNallly High School laid down a poppy and a miniature Canadian flag on the grave sites of veterans who perished▲
At the end of the ceremony, students from Bishop McNallly High School laid down a poppy and a miniature Canadian flag on the grave sites of veterans who perished.▲
RVC Deputy Mayor Sunni Samra and students from Bishop McNally High School lay a wreath down at the Garden of Peace cemetery's cenotaph.▲
RVC Deputy Mayor Sunni Samra and students from Bishop McNally High School laid a wreath down at the Garden of Peace cemetery's cenotaph.▲
The ceremony included a playing of The Last Post.▲
The ceremony included a playing of The Last Post by students from Bishop McNally High School.▲
The ceremony included a playing of The Last Post by students from Bishop McNally High School.▲

Rocky View County officials and students from Calgary's Bishop McNally High School conducted the annual No Stone Left Alone pre-Remembrance Day ceremony on Nov. 7 at the Garden of Peace Cemery. 

The ceremony included brief addresses from students and Rocky View County Deputy Mayor Sunni Samra, a singing of O Canada, a playing of The Last Post, song, a laying of the wreath, and a minute of silence. Following that, students each laid down a poppy and a small Canadian flag on the gravestones of veterans who have passed away. 

The Garden of Peace Cemetery is located east of Calgary and west of Chestermere off of Highway 1. 

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