The Legion will also remain open between 10 a.m. The service will be attended by flag bearers, trumpeters, bagpipers, ministers, and other dignitaries including Legion executive members and representatives from the military. The Cenotaph is located south of Memorial Presbyterian Church (5020 48 St.) The morning ceremony will be followed by the Cenotaph outdoor service scheduled for 2 p.m., which will be open for in-person attendees. The invitations will be reserved for veterans. 11 Remembrance Day service joint venture between the Legion and Town of Sylvan Lake will be live-streamed for everyone to attend virtually via the town website at Stevenson said there will be a small audience of about 70 people present for the morning ceremony, but the service is invitation only. He added, “The Remembrance Day service is the same identical event that we did last year.” Legion president Ed Stevenson said, “It’s very important the veterans be remembered for the sacrifice they gave because their sacrifice allowed us to have the democratic society that we have today.” This year’s ceremonies will be a combination of in-person and virtual events.

Sylvan Lake Royal Canadian Legion Branch 212 is preparing for a safe Remembrance Day celebration to continue to reflect on and honour military veterans.