Media Advisory for Remembrance Day Ceremony at Old City Hall

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The City of Toronto has announced details regarding the upcoming Remembrance Day ceremony at Old City Hall, including media access, road closures, and streaming options.

On November 8, 2026, the City of Toronto issued a media advisory in preparation for the Remembrance Day ceremony scheduled to take place at Old City Hall. This event will honor those who have served in the armed forces and is set to commence at 10:45 a.m. on November 11. To ensure the media are adequately prepared, a walkthrough has been arranged for November 9 at 9:30 a.m., where camera operators and photographers will be briefed on important logistical details such as road closures and the layout of the ceremony's footprint.
The ceremony will be accessible to the public through a live stream available on the City’s YouTube channel and its dedicated Remembrance Day webpage. Media representatives are encouraged to reach out to Shirley Fullerton from Bell Media for more information or to participate in the CP24 Broadcast Pool, which will provide a media feed for coverage of the ceremony.
Due to limited space, those planning to attend must RSVP by 6 p.m. on November 10 to gain access to designated media areas. Upon confirming their attendance, additional details, including a site map, will be provided to ensure smooth coverage of the event.
To facilitate the ceremony and ensure public safety, several road closures and transit diversions have been announced. Bay Street will be closed from Albert Street to Richmond Street West, and Queen Street West will be closed from Bay Street to east of York Street. Access to Old City Hall from the east, including Yonge Street and the Queen Subway Station, will be restricted due to ongoing construction. Attendees are encouraged to approach from the west and utilize the Osgoode Subway Station on Line 1.
Photographs from the ceremony will be made available afterward, and interested parties can request these images by contacting the media relations team. Toronto, a city of over three million residents, is recognized for its diversity and economic prowess, consistently ranking among the top cities globally for its investments in technology, finance, and culture. The city’s government, residents, and businesses work collaboratively to maintain its status as a vibrant and livable urban center. Further information about the ceremony and the city can be found on Toronto's official website or through its social media channels.

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