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Remembrance Day ceremony at Grand Parade closed to public due to COVID-19

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COVID-19, Remembrance Day ceremonies across the municipality will be greatly reduced this year, with many having been moved to a virtual platform.HRM also said the Remembrance Day ceremony at the Grand Parade on Wednesday will be closed to the public.

HRM public services, provincial ceremonies adjusted for Remembrance Day “The Royal Canadian Legion in Nova Scotia is asking the public to please stay home on Remembrance Day and take a quiet moment to reflect what our veterans, both past and present, have sacrificed for the peace and security of Canada and around the world,” the HRM said in a statement.Premier Stephen McNeil also released a statement on Tuesday saying that this year marks some significant war anniversaries.

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