Remembrance Day Parade Returns in Fort St. John
A parade and ceremony will take place on Remembrance Day, November 11th, honoring fallen Canadian soldiers and celebrating the service of veterans and active military members.
Event Details
The annual Remembrance Day parade and ceremony will begin at 10:40 a.m. on Tuesday, November 11th, in downtown Fort St. John. It commemorates the sacrifices of Canadian soldiers and honors living veterans.
Parade Route and Organization
Organized by the local branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, the parade starts outside the School District 60 office on 102nd Street. It proceeds past the legion building along 105th Avenue, continues to City Hall, and finishes at the cenotaph for an outdoor ceremony.
“There will be a parade and ceremony on Remembrance Day, November 11th, to pay tribute to fallen Canadian soldiers and celebrate the service of living veterans and active service members.”
Post-Ceremony Activities
Following the outdoor ceremony, attendees are invited inside the legion for a day filled with activities, including horse races, a turkey shoot, and dinner. The event is free to attend and requires no pre-registration.
Traffic and Access Information
Road closures will affect the parade route and the area near the legion building from 9:30 a.m. to noon on November 11th, with no vehicle access allowed during that time.
“According to a press release from the city, road closures will be in effect along the parade route and near the legion building from 9:30 a.m. to noon on the 11th, with no vehicle access whatsoever.”
Additional Information
- Time: 10:40 a.m. start
- Location: Downtown Fort St. John
- Organizers: Royal Canadian Legion, local branch
- Cost: Free attendance
- No pre-registration required
Author’s summary: Fort St. John’s Remembrance Day parade returns November 11th, honoring veterans with a free ceremony, activities, and road closures to ensure a respectful event.
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