Family and friends of fallen CFB Wainwright soldiers lay wreaths at ceremony

We remember those who were killed in the fire in Wainwright. We remember Private Sean Farrell, Private Aidan Goulding, Private Hayden Lickmack, and Sergeant Morgan Wong. Soldiers marching from the Royal Canadian Legion in St. Albert to the Cenotaph, the streets lined with civilians and soldiers alike. Much of the service dedicated to the victims of last month's fire. Private Farrell's family in attendance to lay a wreath. Every time something happens it's always tough for any active and even past service members, especially being from Wainwright. It hits closer to home for a lot of A lot of service members. Absolutely devastating for family members, the community, everybody in CAF. My heart goes out to them and I wish them a speedy recovery. There's not enough time to celebrate them, we need more. As Canadians marked Remembrance Day across the country, the country's top officials pay tribute to the four men that lost their lives and those who continue to receive critical care in hospital. They answered the call to service. With their bright futures still before them, they chose to safeguard ours. This event is a heartbreaking reminder that stepping up to serve your country always requires courage. As those in St. Albert watched in silence, the Royal Canadian Air Force flew overhead, a military message of remembrance for the next generation of service members. It's incredible to look out and see some of the young people that I see. It's those young people, they're going to have to take a day like today and continue on. As people are filing away from the ceremony in St. Albert, the mood is somber. People leaving with heavy hearts commemorating the lives of those who were lost serving the country with the CFB Wainwright fire victims top of mind. Nicole Healy, CBC News, St. Albert.