A new plaque at the Kitimat cenotaph commemorates service in Afghanistan, see on Remembrance Day, November 11, 2015. (Robin Rowland)

A member of the Royal Canadian Legion distributes poppies and programs before the Remembrance Day Service. (Robin Rowland)

Before the “Guardians of Remembrance” service, someone left three red roses on the cenotaph. (Robin Rowland)

A small boy wears an RCMP uniform at the service. (Robin Rowland)

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police lead the parade to the cenotaph. (Robin Rowland)

Army Cadets and Girl Guides were also part of the parade. (Robin Rowland)

Bugler Derrick Stoigny sounds the Last Post, as Marg Bogaert of the Legion salutes and Mayor Phil Germuth bows his head. (Robin Rowland)

Across the country on its one hundredth anniversary, John McCrae’s In Flanders Fields was recited or sung. In Kitimat it was the Sine Nomine choir. (Robin Rowland)

One of the singers from Sine Nomine. (Robin Rowland)

A former peacekeeper lays the wreath on behalf of the Canadian Forces. (Robin Rowland)

Mayor Phil Germuth prepares to lay a wreath on behalf of the District of Kitimat. (Robin Rowland)

The Winterhawks hockey team witnessed the 2015 Remembrance Day service. (Robin Rowland)

Marg Bogaert salutes during the playing of “God Save the Queen,” as the 2015 Remembrance Service comes to an end. (Robin Rowland)