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View fullsize We are now less than one month until the 80th Anniversary of D-Day. No Stone Left Alone will soon come together with partners from around the world to honour the thousands of individuals who valiantly stormed the beaches of Normandy on June 6th 1944
View fullsize We would like to take a moment to thank the many active serving members of our Armed Forces, who take the time to join students at No Stone Left Alone ceremonies across Canada and interact with them. Whether it be answering questions, telling stories
View fullsize Recently, No Stone Left Alone volunteers carried out a rainy springtime ceremony in Brampton, Ontario, at Brampton Cemetery, where 109 Canadian Veterans are laid to rest. The first-time participants described their experiences as extremely emotional
View fullsize Today is Earth Day! Swipe for a few ways No Stone Left Alone helps out our incredible planet 💚 #NSLA #nostoneleftalone #remembrance #remembranceday #veterans #vets #students #canada #lestweforget #NSLA2024 #earthday #earth
View fullsize As volunteer week comes to an end, we want to say one final THANK YOU to all of our incredible volunteers. While this week may be over, our appreciation of your efforts is anything but. No Stone Left Alone runs on the dedication and service of so m
View fullsize #NSLA volunteer week continues today by featuring Kim Mackenzie, a ceremony organizer in Reston, Manitoba! Kim has been holding ceremonies alongside the students of Reston School for two years, visiting 3 cemeteries; Reston, Pipestone, and Tilston.
View fullsize Continuing volunteer week, we’d like to thank Diane, a teacher volunteer from Edmonton, Alberta! Diane joined us just last year, but has already very much enjoyed her time as a volunteer and has made a massive impact with NSLA! She has taken h
View fullsize As #VolunteerWeek continues along, we would like to highlight Raymond Chow, an NSLA volunteer from Burnaby, BC! Raymond has been organizing ceremonies for the St. John Ambulance Cadet Division 389c for 3 years. Every year, he and his cadets honour o
View fullsize As #VolunteerWeek continues at No Stone Left Alone, we would like to feature the incredible Rocco! Rocco has been volunteering with No Stone Left Alone for 8 years, acting as our regional coordinator for Quebec. Rocco has said that his favourite par
View fullsize We are now just 50 days away from the 80th Anniversary of D-Day. Stay tuned to all #NSLA social media for updates upcoming on how No Stone Left Alone will be honouring those who valiantly participated on June 6th 1944. We will remember them. ❤️🇨🇦
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View fullsize Why did these Grade 5 students from St. Mary school in Edmonton paint wooden poppies this past week? This May, a group of Canadian No Stone Left Alone volunteers from across the country will be travelling to Europe to honour Canadian Veterans across
View fullsize Today, April 13, marks the anniversary of Léo Major’s heroic single handed liberation of Zwolle. “Upon arriving at the outskirts of Zwolle, a city located 40kms north of Apeldoorn, Léo volunteered with friend Corporal Willi
View fullsize These students ensured a Canadian hero will be forever remembered. ❤️ While completing a Remembrance project, students from R. Tait Mackenzie school in Almonte, Ontario, discovered a local soldier, Private George B. Monterville, whose name was not i
View fullsize “There they stood on Vimy Ridge that 9th day of April, 1917; men from Quebec stood shoulder to shoulder with men from Ontario, men from the Maritimes with men from British Columbia, and there was forged a nation tempered by the fires of sacrifi
View fullsize Today, April 9th, is Vimy Ridge Day. It marks the anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge, which took place during the First World War. The Battle of Vimy Ridge occurred from April 9th to April 12th, 1917. Of the over 100,000 Canadians who served in