Remembrance Day Ceremonies Held Across Canada

Remembrance Day ceremonies are taking place across Canada to honor veterans and those who have died in military service. In Ottawa, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Gov. Gen. Mary Simon will attend the National War Memorial ceremony, joined by Maureen Anderson, representing mothers of fallen soldiers. Ceremonies are also being held in Toronto, Vancouver, and other cities, with historical commemorations and military flyovers planned. The day marks several anniversaries, including the 80th anniversary of D-Day and the centennial of the Royal Canadian Air Force. Many Canadians are expected to attend events, with a notable increase in participation since before the pandemic, according to an Ipsos poll. Businesses and public services have varied schedules across the country, reflecting regional observance practices for the day.