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In Point Pleasant Park, the annual Remembrance Day ceremony takes place at the Halifax Memorial.
In Point Pleasant Park, the annual Remembrance Day ceremony takes place at the Halifax Memorial.

How to mark Remembrance Day 2023 in Halifax

All the Remembrance Day ceremonies happening around the HRM on November 11.


Looking for somewhere to commemorate Remembrance Day in the city this year? Here's a guide to all of the official ceremonies happening in the Halifax Regional Municipality this Saturday, November 11.


Remembrance Day at the Halifax Citadel


Mark the holiday with Parks Canada at the Halifax Citadel starting at 11am. A 21-gun salute at the front entrance will be given by the 1st Field Artillery Regiment. Visitors are welcome to tour the Citadel and the Army Museum for free between 10am and 2pm.


Remembrance Day at Sullivan’s Pond


This year, Halifax’s usual Remembrance Day ceremony at Grand Parade has been moved to Sullivan’s Pond in Dartmouth, where the activities of both annual ceremonies will be combined. It begins at 10:30am.


Remembrance Day at Point Pleasant Park


Head to the Halifax Memorial along Sailors Memorial Way in Point Pleasant Park for a ceremony beginning at 10:45am.


Remembrance Day in Hammonds Plains


The Hammonds Plains Remembrance Day ceremony will be taking place at the Hammonds Plains Cenotaph (Hammonds Plains Road and Crestfield Drive) at 10:30am.


Remembrance Day in Bedford


If you’re in the Bedford area, the community’s ceremony will be happening at Fish Hatchery Park starting at 10:45am.


Remembrance Day in Sackville


For those in the Sackville, the ceremony will start at 10:45am at the Sackville Cenotaph on Memory Lane in Lower Sackville.


Remembrance Day online


If you can’t make it to a ceremony in person this year, the Legion will be hosting a livestream of the Ottawa ceremony beginning at 11:30am Atlantic time. You can tune in through all Canadian news networks or through the Legion's official livestream on its Facebook Page.

Alyssa Goulart

Alyssa is the Newsletter Editor at The Coast and has been with the publication since 2022. She was born and raised in Toronto where she graduated from the University of Toronto studying English and professional writing. She previously worked as a writer and reporter for Narcity Media and Valnet Inc.
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