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IN PHOTOS: Winnipeg remembers

By Lara Schroeder Global News
Posted November 11, 2014 2:31 pm
Remembrance Day Manitoba Archives Battershill George Charles
First World War letters from George and Charles Battershill to their family are on display at the Archives of Manitoba. George died in the war. Lauren McNabb / Global News

WINNIPEG — Remembrance Day is a time when a photo can say more than words.

Here’s a look at some of the scenes in Winnipeg on Nov. 11, 2014.

Remembrance Day Manitoba Archives Battershill George Charles
Letters from the front penned by George and Charles Battershill during the First World War can be found at the Archives of Manitoba. George never returned home. Lauren McNabb / Global News
Remembrance Day Manitoba Archives Battershill George Charles
George and Charles Battershill's letters home from the First World War front are part of the Archives of Manitoba collection. George died in the war. Lauren McNabb / Global News
Brookside Cemetery Winnipeg Remembrance Day
The Field of Honour at Winnipeg's Brookside Cemetery is the final resting place for 11,000 Canadian servicemen. Brittany Greenslade / Global News
Brookside Cemetery Winnipeg Remembrance Day
Flags line the edge of the grass at the Field of Honour at Brookside Cemetery in Winnipeg on Remembrance Day. Brittany Greenslade / Global News
Winnipeg Convention Centre Remembrance Day
Wreaths adorn the stage at the Remembrance Day service at the Winnipeg Convention Centre. Talia Ricci / Global News
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It was standing room only on Remembrance Day at the Winnipeg Convention Centre. Tamara Forlanski / Global News
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Wreaths surround the First World War cenotaph at the St. Norbert Cemetery on Remembrance Day. Gordon MacGregor Photography
Remembrance Day Winnipeg Valour Road
People gather to remember the boys of Valour Road -- three won Victoria Crosses in the First World War -- and other veterans on Remembrance Day in Winnipeg. Rudi Pawlychyn / Global News
Brookside Cemetery Winnipeg Remembrance Day
Stones glow in the light of the rising sun at the Field of Honour in Brookside Cemetery on Remembrance Day. Brittany Greenslade / Global News
Winnipeg Convention Centre Remembrance Day
Canadian Forces members prepare for the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Winnipeg Convention Centre. Talia Ricci / Global News
Brookside Cemetery Winnipeg Remembrance Day
A monument at Brookside Cemetery in Winnipeg honours fallen soldiers. Brittany Greenslade / Global News
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A crowd gathers for the Remembrance Day service at the St. Norbert Cemetery in Winnipeg. Gordon MacGregor Photography
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Winnipeg Convention Centre Remembrance Day
The band plays at the Winnipeg Convention Centre Remembrance Day service. Talia Ricci / Global News
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The parade marches onto the stage during the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Winnipeg Convention Centre. Talia Ricci / Global News
Winnipeg Convention Centre Remembrance Day
The crowd waits for the Remembrance Day ceremony to begin at the Winnipeg Convention Centre. Talia Ricci / Global News
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Flags fly at half-mast at Portage Avenue and Main Street in the early morning hours of Remembrance Day. Lara Schroeder / Global News
The sun rises on Remembrance Day over the Field of Honour at Brookside Cemetery in Winnipeg, where 11,000 servicemen are interred.
The sun rises on Remembrance Day over the Field of Honour at Brookside Cemetery in Winnipeg, where 11,000 servicemen are interred. Global News
Remembrance Day Manitoba Archives Battershill George Charles
First World War letters from George and Charles Battershill to their family are on display at the Archives of Manitoba. George died in the war. Lauren McNabb / Global News
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