North Shore Veterans’ Council · Est. 1948
Always on Duty
Join us at Victoria Park, North Vancouver, every November 11 as we honour those who served.
Remembrance Day 2026
Wednesday, November 11 · Victoria Park
Service at 10:30 AM at the Cenotaph. The livestream appears here on November 11. Veterans do not need an invitation to attend.
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Remembrance Day 2026
Remembrance Day 2026
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NSVCC Spotlight
Honour. Remember. Support.
Nov 11 · 2026
Remembrance Day Ceremony
Parade route, service program and livestream details for this year’s ceremony.
Learn more →Parade Route
Plan Your Visit
Where the parade forms up, the route it takes, and where to stand.
Learn more →For Veterans & Families
The Tools to Get Healthy
Canadian programs for CAF Veterans, serving and retired RCMP, and their families.
Learn more →Our Purpose
The Remembrance Day ceremony is for our Veterans. They do not need an invitation to attend.
The North Shore Veterans’ Council was formed in 1948 by Veteran Service Organizations from across the North Shore to support the annual Remembrance Day Parade on November 11 at Victoria Park in North Vancouver.
Lest We Forget
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From the Council
- In Memory – David Adrian Matheson
- In silence
November 11th is the one day in the year where I don’t need a smart-watch reminding me to take a ‘mindfulness’ break. Those two minutes of silence are a part of the day and will probably be so for the rest of my life. - Wreath-Laying
Beyond the tradition of laying a wreath of poppies on Remembrance Day, there is history and symbolism. One of the oldest symbols is the circle which denotes inclusivity, wholeness and protection, and spiritual energy.
With Thanks
Our 2026 Sponsors
Veterans Affairs CanadaNorth Vancouver Community Recreation, Arts & CultureRoyal Canadian Legion Branch 118Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans Unit 45Jennings Hospitality & Culture911 Film CarsStarbucksCapilano Lodge #164 A.F. & A.M., B.C.R.SuperstoreSafeway Canada
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