As Canadians pause to honour the sacrifices of soldiers on November 11, several ceremonies will take place across Metro Vancouver. This is a meaningful time to reflect on and recognize the efforts of those who have served, both in the past and today.
Known as Vancouver’s oldest continuous annual ceremony since 1924, the Victory Square Service brings together the community to pay tribute to veterans.
The University of British Columbia hosts an annual Remembrance Day ceremony featuring readings and remarks from honoured guests.
Held at Stanley Park, this ceremony at the Japanese Canadian War Memorial invites the public to gather in unity and remembrance.
“Remembrance Day ceremonies around Vancouver are happening on Tuesday, Nov. 11, and it’s an important time to pay respects to those who have served — past and present.”
Author’s summary: Across Metro Vancouver, thoughtful Remembrance Day ceremonies unite communities in honouring the courage and sacrifice of Canadian veterans.