Honouring service, sacrifice, and those who came before us. Today, on Remembrance Day, we pause to honour the men and women who served, those who sacrificed their lives, and the families whose lives were forever changed. It's a day for reflection. For gratitude. And for remembering that the freedoms we enjoy were secured through extraordinary courage and sacrifice. At 11 a.m., many Canadians will observe two minutes of silence. A small gesture, perhaps, but a meaningful one.

Sometimes the greatest example is quiet service. As Remembrance Day approaches, I've been thinking about the people who demonstrate leadership without ever calling themselves leaders. The ones who quietly step forward when something needs to be done. Who take responsibility without looking for credit. Who put the needs of others ahead of their own. We often associate leadership with visibility. The person at the front of the room. The one making decisions. The one whose name