The City of Mississauga offers year-round free rides on MiWay transit for veterans and active Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members (regular or reserved). They can travel for free on MiWay with valid military identification or other proof of service.

The Choral is an uplifting historical drama set during the First World War. When a village choir is depleted by the demands of war, choir director Dr. Guthrie recruits a new generation of singers from among the town’s youth. As the ensemble grows, the young choristers discover the joy, discipline and sense of belonging that come from making music together, even as they face an uncertain future.

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Enjoy stories with your child then make a craft related to one of the stories you just heard.

This six-week drop-in event has a different theme every week. The theme for November 11 is Remembrance Day.

This Remembrance Day, explore stories that honour the courage, sacrifice and experiences of those affected by war and conflict. These books offer opportunities to reflect on the past and consider the importance of remembrance today.

Borrow books from the library

We’ll fly flags at half-mast at all City-owned and operated facilities in recognition of Indigenous Veterans Day.

We’ll light the Civic Centre clock tower red and dark in recognition of Indigenous Veterans Day.   

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Join Legion Branch 582 for a wreath–laying ceremony. You can meet at the cenotaph in the cemetery located at St. John the Baptist Anglican Church by 10:15 a.m. The ceremony starts at 10:30 a.m. 

We’ll fly flags at half-mast at all City-owned and operated facilities in recognition of Remembrance Day.

Join Legion Branch 82 for their annual parade from the Legion to the Vimy Park Cenotaph. The ceremony at the cenotaph starts at 10:50 a.m. and then the parade marches back to the Legion.

We’ll light the Civic Centre clock tower red and dark in recognition of Remembrance Day.

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