Remembrance Day 2026: Where you can attend a service

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Today is Remembrance Day, a time for Calgarians to reflect on the sacrifices made by the women and men in Canada’s Armed Forces.

Across Calgary, there are several services that will take place.

A reminder that Calgary Transit will be operating at a Saturday level of service, and that all veterans (wearing uniform or having veteran ID cards) and accompanying family members will be able to ride transit free of charge today.

Further, veterans with veteran licence plates will get free parking in all Calgary Parking surface lots and parkades.

Here is a list of events Calgarians can attend on Remembrance Day 2026.

·  Field of Crosses (200 Memorial Dr. N.W)

·  Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium (1415 14 Ave. N.W.)

·  Studio Bell National Music Centre (300-851, 4 St. S.E.)

·  The Hangar Flight Museum (4629 McCall Way N.E.)

·  The Military Museums (4520 Crowchild Tr. S.W.)

·  Canadian Pacific Memorial (CP Memorial Square, 7550 Ogden Dale Rd. S.E.)

·  Calgary Highlanders Remembrance Day parade (Central Memorial Park)

·  Scouts Canada Remembrance Day Parade (George Moss Park)

·  King’s Own Calgary Regiment Remembrance Day Parade (North Glenmore Park)

·  Ward 6 Battalion Park Remembrance Day Ceremony (2972 Signal Hill Dr. S.W.) 

Most of the ceremonies begin just after 10 a.m.

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