A Remembrance Day ceremony is set to take place at Place du Canada in Montreal, honoring Canadian veterans and their sacrifices. This significant event commemorates those who dedicated their lives to serving the nation during conflicts.
Details of the Remembrance Day Ceremony
Scheduled for today, the ceremony in downtown Montreal will feature a traditional 21-gun salute and a flyover by helicopters from the esteemed 438 Tactical Helicopter Squadron. Events like these highlight the importance of remembering the valor of Canadian forces.
Traffic Disruptions
To accommodate the ceremony, several streets will be closed to traffic. attendees should be aware of the following closures:
- Dorchester Square
- Cathedral Street
- Metcalfe Street
- René-Lévesque Boulevard (closed in both directions)
Invitation to Attend
Montrealers are encouraged to participate in this meaningful ceremony. Designated seating areas will be available for attendees. It is advisable, especially for families with young children, to bring earplugs due to the loud artillery salute.
Streaming Information
For those unable to attend in person, CBC News will livestream the event. The broadcast will begin at 10:45 a.m. ET, available on the CBC News Quebec YouTube channel.
Additionally, if you wish to find a nearby ceremony, local events may have been held over the weekend. Residents in the Quebec City area can also participate in a ceremony at the entrance of the Plains of Abraham.
