How to Follow CBC’s Remembrance Day Coverage
CBC News will broadcast the annual Remembrance Day ceremony from Ottawa starting at 10 a.m. This day marks the memory of the sacrifice made by hundreds of thousands of Allied soldiers, including tens of thousands of Canadians who gave their lives eighty years ago. The focus remains on preserving their stories and honouring all who have served to protect peace and democracy.
Special Coverage Details
Chief correspondent Adrienne Arsenault will anchor the live coverage from the National War Memorial in Ottawa. Historian Andrew Burtch from the Canadian War Museum will provide analysis and historical context during the broadcast.
Accessibility and Streaming Options
- The special will include Described Video and Closed Captioning on CBC-TV and CBC News Network.
- You can stream the ceremony on your local CBC streaming channel via smart TV.
- Live coverage is available on all CBC News platforms, including CBC Radio, CBC Listen, and the CBC News app.
Radio Broadcast
Join Matt Galloway from The Current and Marcia Young from World Report as they host the ceremony live from the nation’s capital. The broadcast begins at 10:55 a.m. AT and 12:25 p.m. NT on CBC Radio, CBC Listen, and the CBC News app.
"We pause on this particularly poignant Remembrance Day to reflect on what is given by those who serve our country — and how we serve our veterans."
By continuing to share these stories, CBC News honors the legacy and sacrifices of Canadian soldiers and all veterans.
Author’s summary: CBC News offers comprehensive, accessible coverage of Ottawa’s Remembrance Day ceremony to honor the sacrifices of Canadian veterans and preserve their memories for future generations.