No Stone Left Alone Remembrance Ceremony at Beechwood Cemetery

November 1, 2021

Mr. Whit Grant Fraser was honoured to take part in this morning’s No Stone Left Alone ceremony at Ottawa’s Beechwood Cemetery, where he laid a wreath in recognition of our veterans.

In communities across Canada, the remembrance period has begun and will continue until the close of Veterans Week on November 11.

Mr. Whit Grant Fraser is standing at a podium. The podium features the badge of the Canadian Forces. He is wearing a poppy. Five people wearing a military uniform are standing behind him.

Mr. Whit Grant Fraser was honoured to take part in this morning’s No Stone Left Alone ceremony at Ottawa’s Beechwood Cemetery, where he laid a wreath in recognition of our veterans.

  • Credit: MCpl Anis Assari, Rideau Hall
  • Reference Number: GG08-2021-0086-001
Mr. Whit Grant Fraser is laying a wreath in front of a stone memorial. Several members of the Canadian Armed Forces are standing around him, wearing masks. Behind him, there is a man in a black coat standing at a podium. They are outside and it is sunny.

Mr. Whit Grant Fraser was honoured to take part in this morning’s No Stone Left Alone ceremony at Ottawa’s Beechwood Cemetery, where he laid a wreath in recognition of our veterans.

  • Credit: MCpl Anis Assari, Rideau Hall
  • Reference Number: GG08-2021-0086-002
Mr. Whit Grant Fraser is kneeling by a headstone at the Beechwood Cemetery. He is placing a poppy at the foot of the headstone. He is wearing a mask. It is sunny.

Mr. Whit Grant Fraser laid a wreath in recognition of our veterans.

  • Credit: MCpl Anis Assari, Rideau Hall
  • Reference Number: GG08-2021-0086-003
Mr. Whit Grant Fraser is standing with his back to many rows of headstones. He is wearing a mask and is talking to 2 students.

In communities across Canada, the remembrance period has begun and will continue until the close of Veterans Week on November 11.

  • Credit: MCpl Anis Assari, Rideau Hall
  • Reference Number: GG08-2021-0086-005
A student is kneeling in front of a headstone and is placing a poppy at its base. Mr. Whit Grant Fraser is crouching next to her, looking at the poppy. He is wearing a mask. There are many rows of headstones in the background.

In communities across Canada, the remembrance period has begun and will continue until the close of Veterans Week on November 11.

  • Credit: MCpl Anis Assari, Rideau Hall
  • Reference Number: GG08-2021-0086-012

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