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Remembrance Day
On Nov. 11 each year, Canadians stand in collective Remembrance of all who have fallen in the military service of their country. This Remembrance Day, join The Military Museums for our annual ceremony including a moment of silence, Last Post, Revielle and remarks from special guests.
- Gates open: 9:00 am
- Ceremony Begins: 10:45 am
- Moment of Silence: 11:00 am
- Ceremony Concludes: 11:45 am
The Military Museums will open to the public following the ceremony, with admission by donation.
Members of the public wishing to lay a wreath may do so at the museum's eternal flame following the ceremony.
Please note that parking is available at Master's Academy & College and Flames Community Arena.
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Watch the Remembrance Day Ceremony Live
Watch our Remembrance Day ceremony live on YouTube on Wednesday, Nov. 11, beginning at 10:45 a.m. MST.
Mural of Honour Connection
The Military Museums’ Mural of Honour features many panels that resonate with Canadians and provide opportunities for individuals to reflect on and commemorate their own connections to military service and sacrifice. One particular panel, number 09, is simply titled "Remembrance". It reminds us how important it is to remember the atrocities in our history so that we can prevent them from happening again. Canadians share the experience of remembrance in many different ways, through music, poetry, ceremonies, private reflection, discussion and art - and most importantly, through recorded memories from those who were there.
Ways to Remember
Explore & Learn Together
From Nov. 5 to 11, bring the family to The Military Museums for educational activities from Veterans Affairs Canada, including colouring sheets, puzzles and learning materials that introduce children to the importance of remembrance. Explore our eight museums and the Founders' Gallery to discover the stories, artifacts and personal experiences that shaped Canada's military history.
Give to Preserve History
Help keep Canada's military history alive for future generations. Your donation supports The Military Museums' work to preserve artifacts, share stories and educate visitors about Canada's military heritage.
Support Veterans This Remembrance Week
Non-perishable food donations welcome.
Drop off at our main entrance.
