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Windsor Details Remembrance Month Tributes, Sets Nov. 11 Cenotaph Service and Livestream

The city emphasizes access through broadcasts, museum programs, public art to engage more residents.

A bagpiper leads a ceremonial ‘first walk’ along a commemorative sidewalk honouring veterans outside Royal Canadian Legion Branch 255 in Olde Riverside on Friday, Oct. 31, 2025.
A sidewalk on Wyandotte Street East near St. Louis Avenue outside Royal Canadian Legion Branch 255 painted in commemoration of veterans is seen on Friday, Oct. 31, 2025.
Banners on streetlights around Tsawwassen and Ladner are hanging to honour Delta veterans leading up to Remembrance Day.
Attendees stand during opening remarks at the First Nations University of Canada for a pre-Remembrance Day service on Friday, Nov. 7, 2025 in Regina.

Overview

  • The official service at the Windsor Cenotaph in City Hall Square begins Nov. 11 at 10:50 a.m. with a live stream on the City of Windsor Facebook page.
  • Organizations and individuals wishing to lay wreaths must pre-register with Windsor Veterans Memorial Services committee secretary Bonnie Burian.
  • A bright red sidewalk emblazoned “LEST WE FORGET” was unveiled outside Royal Canadian Legion Branch 255 following a ceremonial walk on Oct. 31.
  • Remembrance Month programming includes free admission at the Chimczuk Museum on Nov. 11, a guided Dieppe Gardens tour, commemorative lighting at city hall and on Ouellette Avenue, veteran banners, and veteran video profiles posted Nov. 3–10.
  • Regional listings note ceremonies in Woodstock, St. Thomas, and Mt. Brydges, with ongoing memorial displays such as a commemorative crosswalk in Woodstock and thousands of handcrafted poppies in Strathroy-Caradoc.