Thousands of people in Chilliwack came out Monday morning to pay their respects to those who served and lost their lives fighting for Canada.
Both cenotaphs — located at Veterans Memorial Park in downtown Chilliwack, and All Sappers Memorial Park in Vedder Crossing — were packed with spectators, veterans, soldiers, cadets, emergency personnel and more for this year’s Remembrance Day ceremonies.
Videos from the Remembrance Day ceremony at All Sappers Memorial Park in Vedder Crossing:
Videos from the Remembrance Day ceremony at Veterans Memorial Park in downtown Chilliwack:
Large crowd at #Chilliwack's Veterans Memorial Park for #RemembranceDay2019 ceremony starting with this parade. pic.twitter.com/uFLwOBVDsB
— Chilliwack Progress (@TheProgress) November 11, 2019
O #Canada at Veterans Memorial Park #Chilliwack. #RemembranceDay2019 #WeRemember pic.twitter.com/MSa7zOFbpm
— Chilliwack Progress (@TheProgress) November 11, 2019
Many laid wreaths in remembrance at #Chilliwack's Veterans Memorial Park today. #RemembranceDay2019. See more photos and video at https://t.co/karVFNxt7g. pic.twitter.com/8CNyRmkiP1
— Chilliwack Progress (@TheProgress) November 11, 2019
Dignitaries laying wreaths #RemembranceDay2019 #Chilliwack. See more photos and videos at https://t.co/karVFNxt7g. pic.twitter.com/fuaU2ONgoi
— Chilliwack Progress (@TheProgress) November 11, 2019
Marching out #Chilliwack #RemembranceDay2019 at Veterans Memorial Park. See more coverage at https://t.co/karVFNxt7g. pic.twitter.com/EiMROilvxn
— Chilliwack Progress (@TheProgress) November 11, 2019
The James C Richardson Pipe Band performing following the ceremony outside the Chilliwack Museum:
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