Remembrance Day

Lest We Forget

Since 1919, Canadians have taken time to pause and remember those who have served and continue to serve Canada during times of conflict and peace. Ceremonies are held across Canada to mark the Armistice agreement that ended the First World War on November 11, 1918 at 11 a.m. In Aurora, these ceremonies have been centered around the Aurora War Memorial in Peace Park since 1925.

Remembrance Day Activities

All events are being organized by the Aurora Legion. For more details visit the Aurora Legion's webpage.

Remembrance Day service

• The Remembrance Day service is hosted by the Aurora's Royal Canadian Legion: Colonel Fred Tilston VC - Br. # 385.
• The Remembrance Day Parade will depart from GW Williams at 10:20 a.m. up to the Cenotaph.

For more details visit the Aurora Legion's webpage.

Remembrance Day: Past, Present and Future 

Remembrance Day: Past, Present and Future takes a look at the day's significance, as told through the eyes of individuals who sacrificed their freedoms to ensure we could hold onto ours.

• Aurora Legion Branch 385
• Queen's York Rangers
• Royal Canadian Sea Cadets