Big Headlines: Canadians gather for Remembrance Day ceremonies across the country

frequency podcast network. Stories that matter, podcasts that resonate. A day to remember the fallen and honor those who served. Canadians are gathering across the country this Remembrance Day to pay their respects to those who lost their lives on the front lines, defending our country, and to honor those who serve now. Now. Hi, I'm Virgesh Dave. This is Big Headlines. Everything you need to know to be in the know in just five minutes.

As Canadians gather across the country for Remembrance Day ceremonies, Prime Minister Mark Carney wants Canadians to know that the act itself of remembering is an act of vigilance and determination. Carney and Governor General Luis Arbore will mark the event at the National War Memorial in Ottawa this morning, honoring Canada's fallen and paying respect to those who still serve today in uniform around the world. Ceremonies are being held coast to coast, including in Alberta, just weeks after that tragic training accident claimed the lives of four soldiers at CFB Wainwright, injuring many others, several critically. Canadian press reporter Aaron Sousa has more.