2022 No Stone Left Alone ceremony to remember Canadian veterans
Since then, the tradition has expanded beyond anything those behind the first ceremony thought possible.
“It’s turned into a huge, huge movement and now we’re placing hopefully, poppies at over 150 ceremonies across the country and internationally,” said Keely Yates, NSLA development coordinator and Bianchini-Purvis’ daughter. “I’m really proud of No Stone. This is a family tradition. My mom’s been taking me to the cemetery since I could walk,” she said. “Once we started having our own children — my sister and I — we would take our children.”This year, ceremonies are planned in 90 communities in eight provinces across Canada.Visit the No Stone Left Alone Memorial Foundation’s
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