Poppies rest at the feet of the seven-foot statue of a First World War soldier at the cenotaph in downtown Trail following Tuesday's Remembrance Day ceremony. To view photos from the Trail ceremony and parade

Poppies rest at the feet of the seven-foot statue of a First World War soldier at the cenotaph in downtown Trail following Tuesday's Remembrance Day ceremony. To view photos from the Trail ceremony and parade

Large crowd gathers for Remembrance Day ceremonies in Trail

Downtown Trail fills with thoughts of military sacrifices

  • Nov. 12, 2014 6:00 a.m.
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