Here are 5 Remembrance Day ceremonies you can attend in the Central Okanagan

| November 6, 2017 in Central Okanagan

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As always, Canada will celebrate Remembrance Day on November 11th.

Everyone is encouraged to take time out of their Saturday to pause and reflect on the sacrifices our veterans have made to preserve your freedoms.

A great way to do that is by attending one of the many Remembrance Day ceremonies throughout the Central Okanagan.
 

Kelowna

At approximately 10:30 am a parade of participating organizations and the Colour Party will march from Mill Street along Bernard Avenue to Abbott Street and to the Cenotaph in City Park for the ceremony.  Following the ceremony, participating youth groups are invited to the Legion Branch, 1380 Bertram Street for lunch.  A period of social remembrance will be held in the Parkinson Recreation Centre, 1800 Parkinson Way from 12:00 pm to 3:30 pm.

Rutland

The ceremony at the cenotaph in Lions Park will be preceded by a parade starting at 10:30 am from the Unit Clubhouse parking lot at 270 Dougall Road North to Gray Road and into the park.  Following the ceremony and parade dismissal, an Open House reception will be held at the Unit clubhouse, 270 Dougall Road North.

Lake Country

Please be seated inside George Elliot Secondary School by 10:30 am.  A sign language interpreter will be providing translation services during the ceremony.  Following the ceremony a Public Open House will be held at the Legion Branch, 15712 Oyama Road.

Peachland

Fall in at 10:20 am at the Peachland Community Centre.  Following the ceremony, adults and children are welcome at the Peachland Legion on 2nd Street, where refreshments will be served.

West Kelowna

Please arrive by 10:00 am as a parade involving participating organizations and the Colour Party precede the 11:00 am ceremony.  Following the ceremony, lunch will be served at the Branch for members and invited guests.

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