Every Nov. 11, Canadians mark Remembrance Day with parades and solemn ceremonies to honour those who died defending this country. Where are the major venues for Remembrance Day in Toronto?

Please note that several services and parades are held on the Sunday before Remembrance Day; my apologies for not listing these in time for the 2014 events. One such annual Toronto event is the Scarborough Remembrance ceremony; it was held at 2pm on Sunday Nov. 9, 2014 at the Scarborough Civic Centre (150 Borough Drive).

Remembrance Day Ceremonies at Old City Hall in Toronto

Old City Hall, at the north-east corner of Queen and Bay Streets, is the main site for Toronto Remembrance Day ceremonies which begin at 10:45am on Tuesday Nov. 11. This venue is close to the Number 1 (Yonge) subway line, a short distance west from the Queen St. station.

Boroughs Host Remembrance Day Ceremonies in Toronto

Each of the pre-amalgamation boroughs continue to hold Remembrance Day services.

East York gathers at the Civic Centre (850 Coxwell Ave.) at 10:45am, in the Memorial Garden.

In Etobicoke, the cenotaph is the focal point for that Civic Centre (399 The West Mall), at 10:15am.

The North York service uses the Galen Weston Recital Hall at the North York Centre (5040 Yonge St.) at 10:45am. Again, the Number 1 (Yonge) subway line services this venue.

The former borough of York meets at the York Memorial Collegiate Auditorium (2690 Eglinton Ave. West) at 10:45am.

Historic Fort York Hosts Remembrance Day Service

The burial grounds at Fort York (250 Fort York Blvd.) provide a sombre setting for the Remembrance Day service at 10:45am. Old Fort York is an historic site and museum operated by the City of Toronto. It is bounded by Strachan Ave., the railway tracks south of Wellesley St., Bathurst St. and Fort York Blvd (north of Lake  Shore Blvd West, and north-east of the CNE grounds).

The Ontario 2014 Remembrance Day Service at Queen’s Park in Toronto

Queen’s Park hosts the Ontario legislature, and serves as the local venue for the province’s Remembrance Day ceremony which begins at 10:45am on Nov. 11. The Number 1 (University portion) subway’s Queen’s Park Station serves the southern end of the park.

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Beyond Remembrance Day at the Metro Toronto Zoo

The Metro Toronto Zoo hosts its Remembrance Day ceremony at the Waterside Theatre (in the Discovery Zone of Kids’ Zoo … towards the right after you enter the zoo grounds). The start time is 10:55am.

The zoo waives its regular admission and parking fees for uniformed veterans & serving military, police, ambulance, fire & TTC personnel. The rest of us pay regular prices to attend, but of course the whole zoo is open for the rest of the day.

Online References for 2014 Remembrance Day in Toronto

The various city and former boroughs of Toronto Remembrance Day services are listed in this City Hall web page. The Metro Toronto Zoo Remembrance Day event is here. The Queen’s Park Remembrance Day page is here.

I’ve written about these annual Toronto events previously; for example in “Where to Attend a 2013 Remembrance Day Ceremony in Toronto“. For our neighbours in the Greater Toronto Area, this year’s “GTA Remembrance Day 2014 Venues” may be more helpful.

As well, many local parks host annual Remembrance Day events; the neighbourhood newspapers cover them quite well.

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