New Brunswickers attended Remembrance Day ceremonies provincewide Wednesday to pay their respects to Canadian soldiers who served and died, as well as those who carry scars, both physical and mental, from their service.
‘We wouldn’t be living our lives that we’re living if it wasn’t for so many people that gave to their country’
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· Posted: Nov 11, 2026 5:22 PM EST | Last Updated: 1 hour ago
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The Fredericton ceremony included a march with a parade, two minutes of silence and laying wreaths at the cenotaph. (Ian Curran/CBC)
New Brunswickers attended Remembrance Day ceremonies provincewide Wednesday to pay their respects to Canadian soldiers who served and died, as well as those who carry scars, both physical and mental, from their service.
In Fredericton, the event included a marching procession, wreath-laying at the cenotaph and two minutes of silence for those who had served or fallen.
“Your presence affirms the freedoms we enjoy were paid for by others, and that we will not take them for granted,” said Allen Dillon, one of the ceremony’s speakers.
The event was led by the Royal Canadian Legion’s Fredericton chapter.
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