It’s a remembrance ceremony that involves thousands of students across the country including the Okanagan. Called the “No Stone Left Alone” event, it brings young people out to cemeteries to pay tribute to veterans buried there. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, the nationwide event started thanks to an 11 year old girl.
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Okanagan students join thousands of their counterpart across the country to remember veterans in the “No Stone Left Alone” ceremony
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