No Stone Left Alone Memorial Foundation

09/04/2026

One month from tonight, the JW Marriott Edmonton ICE District will be full and the evening will be underway.

A Dance to Remember is on Saturday, October 3rd, and it is the evening that carries our year. Last year, 17,479 students from 220 communities honoured 114,825 veterans across 336 ceremonies in six countries. Those students stood at the headstones of veterans they will never meet and remembered them by name. That is the Act of Remembrance, and this night is a large part of what makes it possible.

The evening includes dinner, entertainment, and a brand-new program, and the tables fill with veterans' families, educators, sponsors, and people who have carried this program for years.

Remembrance does not have to wait until November 11th. If you have been meaning to join us, book now. Tables fill first.

Tickets and details are on our website. www.nostoneleftalone.ca/a-dance-to-remember

08/28/2026

No one inherits remembrance automatically.

Veterans cannot hand their own memory forward. It has to be given to someone, and then given again. That is why a No Stone Left Alone ceremony places a young person on site to perform the act of remembrance.

They research the veteran. They find the headstone. They kneel and say the name. The ceremony is theirs to lead.

17,479 students took part in one last year. Some of them will bring their own children back to the same cemetery one day.

Get involved. Find out how to host a ceremony at

https://www.nostoneleftalone.ca/

08/27/2026

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08/26/2026

We honour every story. Service remembered. Sacrifice acknowledged. Legacy carried forward.

A Dance to Remember Gala is where reflection meets celebration. Where courage becomes personal. Where remembrance lives in the next generation.

An evening for those who served, those who lead, and those who carry memory on.

Some legacies are lived, not spoken. Some leadership is earned in silence. Some stories endure because we choose to remember.

Stand with No Stone Left Alone. Support the mission. Sustain remembrance.

Be part of what endures.

https://www.nostoneleftalone.ca/a-dance-to-remember

08/25/2026

08/24/2026

Another No Stone Left Alone ceremony for 2026 has taken place; this one in Anyox, British Columbia.

The youth could not get into Anyox this year, so Eric chartered a helicopter and went anyway.

Anyox sits on the north coast of British Columbia with no road in. Eric is a teacher and a serving member of 4th Canadian Ranger Patrol Group, and he has been bringing Junior Canadian Rangers there to honour veterans since 2017. For two seasons running, there has been no way to get the youth in.

"I was not going to let these veterans be forgotten."

There were five seats on the helicopter. He filled them with his family.

His son was on board, the same son who stood beside him at the very first No Stone Left Alone ceremony in Anyox in 2017. This was his third time at that cemetery. His son's girlfriend came along to help. So did Eric's parents, 82 and 81, who drove across Canada from Nova Scotia and then hiked into the cemetery.

Fifteen veterans. Every one of them had a poppy placed and a name said out loud, by three generations of one family standing in a place almost no one goes.

Remembrance carries forward because people decide it will. Thank you, Eric!

08/20/2026

08/20/2026