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Toronto ceremonies at Queen's Park, Old City Hall among those marking Remembrance Day

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The Canadian Press. (2026, November 11). Toronto ceremonies at Queen's Park, Old City Hall among those marking Remembrance Day. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/news/ontario/toronto-ceremonies-at-queen-s-park-old-city-hall-among-those-marking-remembrance-day/article_18ac07dd-3395-59dc-a863-1d3d59a33fb7.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-11-11 · by The Canadian Press

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Today, provincial and municipal officials will attend Remembrance Day ceremonies in Toronto along with veterans and their families. Ceremonies are scheduled at various locations including Queen's Park, where a gun salute and moment of silence traditionally take place near the Ontario Veterans’ Memorial.
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On 2026-11-11, Toronto hosted several Remembrance Day ceremonies, including one at Queen's Park and another at Old City Hall, where provincial and municipal dignitaries joined veterans and their families to honor Canada’s fallen soldiers. The ceremony at Queen’s Park featured a gun salute in front of the Ontario Veterans’ Memorial, followed by a moment of silence.

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Remembrance Day Ceremonies
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The ceremony held at Queen’s Park in front of the Ontario Veterans’ Memorial typically includes a gun salute followed by a moment of silence.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-11-11
Provincial and municipal dignitaries are set to join veterans and their families today at Remembrance Day ceremonies in Toronto.

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Provincial and municipal dignitaries are set to join veterans and their families today at Remembrance Day ceremonies in Toronto. asserted
dignitaries → set → Toronto
The ceremony held at Queen’s Park in front of the Ontario Veterans’ Memorial typically includes a gun salute followed by a moment of silence. asserted
ceremony → hold → silence
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