Remembrance Day ceremonies across Surrey on November 11
Six Remembrance Day ceremonies are taking place across Surrey on November 11, led by the Royal Canadian Legion branches in Cloverdale, Whalley and Crescent Beach, and by community groups in Port Kells and Newton.
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Six Remembrance Day ceremonies are taking place across Surrey on November 11, the Surrey Now-Leader reported. The City's main service is at Veterans' Square in Cloverdale, with a procession starting at 10:00 am and the ceremony at 10:25 am. The service is called Surrey Remembers and is organized by the Royal Canadian Legion, Cloverdale Branch #6. It is livestreamed on the City of Surrey's Facebook page for anyone who cannot attend in person.
Residents can attend services run by Royal Canadian Legion branches in Cloverdale, Whalley and Crescent Beach, or community ceremonies in Port Kells and Newton, or a family event at Surrey Centre Cemetery. All ceremonies are on November 11.
Ceremony times and locations
Cloverdale, Veterans' Square: Procession at 10:00 am, service at 10:25 am. Address: 17710 56A Ave. Organized by Royal Canadian Legion, Cloverdale Branch #6. This is the City's main service, called Surrey Remembers.
Surrey Centre Cemetery: Service at 10:45 am, family activities until 1:00 pm. Address: 16670 60th Ave. Organized by the City of Surrey's Cemetery Services Department.
Whalley: Procession at 10:00 am, service at 10:25 am. Address: 10626 City Parkway. Organized by Royal Canadian Legion, Whalley Branch #229.
Crescent Beach: Procession at 10:00 am, service at 10:25 am. Address: 2643 128th St. Organized by Royal Canadian Legion, Crescent Branch #240.
Port Kells: Service at 10:30 am. Address: 18918 88th Ave. Organized by Port Kells Community Association.
Newton: Service at 10:30 am. Address: 13775 70A Ave. Organized by Girl Guides of Canada.
The Surrey Now-Leader also listed ceremonies in White Rock and North Delta for residents in those areas. All ceremonies are free and open to the public.
Residents with questions about City of Surrey events can visit surrey.ca for contact details. More news about Surrey, including council decisions and local events, is at /bc/surrey-2026/news.
Questions this story answers
What is the main Remembrance Day ceremony in Surrey?
The City of Surrey's main ceremony is called Surrey Remembers. It is at Veterans' Square at 17710 56A Ave. in Cloverdale, organized by the Royal Canadian Legion, Cloverdale Branch #6. The procession begins at 10:00 am and the ceremony starts at 10:25 am, according to the Surrey Now-Leader. The ceremony is livestreamed on the City of Surrey's Facebook page.
What time does the Cloverdale ceremony start?
The procession at Veterans' Square in Cloverdale begins at 10:00 am and the ceremony starts at 10:25 am, the Surrey Now-Leader reported. Veterans' Square is at 17710 56A Ave. The Royal Canadian Legion's Cloverdale Branch #6 organizes the event, which is also the City of Surrey's main Remembrance Day service, called Surrey Remembers.
Is there a Remembrance Day ceremony in Whalley?
Yes. The Royal Canadian Legion, Whalley Branch #229 is holding a ceremony at 10626 City Parkway in Whalley. The procession starts at 10:00 am and the service at 10:25 am, the Surrey Now-Leader reported. The ceremony follows the same schedule as the Cloverdale and Crescent Beach Legion branches.
Is there a ceremony in Crescent Beach?
Yes. The Royal Canadian Legion, Crescent Branch #240 is holding a ceremony at 2643 128th St. in Crescent Beach. The procession starts at 10:00 am and the service at 10:25 am, the Surrey Now-Leader reported.
Is there a family event for Remembrance Day in Surrey?
Yes. Surrey's Cemetery Services Department is hosting a family event at Surrey Centre Cemetery, 16670 60th Ave. The service starts at 10:45 am and activities run until 1:00 pm, the Surrey Now-Leader reported.
Are there ceremonies in Port Kells or Newton?
Yes. The Port Kells Community Association is holding a ceremony at 18918 88th Ave. starting at 10:30 am. The Girl Guides of Canada are holding a ceremony in Newton at 13775 70A Ave. starting at 10:30 am. Both times are from the Surrey Now-Leader.
Who organized the Surrey Remembers ceremony?
The Royal Canadian Legion, Cloverdale Branch #6 organized the Surrey Remembers ceremony at Veterans' Square, the Surrey Now-Leader reported. The City of Surrey's Cemetery Services Department organized the separate family event at Surrey Centre Cemetery at 16670 60th Ave.
Where can I find out about street closures or transit changes today?
The Surrey Now-Leader's article listed only the ceremony times and locations, with no mention of street closures or transit changes for Remembrance Day. Residents can contact the City of Surrey through surrey.ca for more details. More news about events in Surrey is at /bc/surrey-2026/news.
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