Over 100 Years of the Victory Square Cenotaph
The Victory Square Banner Program
Vancouver’s Remembrance Day Ceremony at Victory Square is the oldest continuing annual ceremony in the city and attracts thousands of people, rain or shine. The Cenotaph stands as a symbol of our collective memory and gratitude towards those who have served our nation.
In 2024, to mark the 100th anniversary, a group of volunteers within the community created the annual Victory Square Banner Program to feature photos of our loved ones who have served our country. During the Poppy Campaign and Remembrance Day, you can find these banners displayed throughout Victory Square, Chinatown, and other corridors within the City of Vancouver. Thanks to our generous donors, 450 banners will be on display around the City of Vancouver for the months of October and November.
The Victory Square Banner Program
Vancouver’s Remembrance Day Ceremony at Victory Square is the oldest continuing annual ceremony in the city and attracts thousands of people, rain or shine. The Cenotaph stands as a symbol of our collective memory and gratitude towards those who have served our nation.
In 2024, to mark the 100th anniversary, a group of volunteers within the community created the annual Victory Square Banner Program to feature photos of our loved ones who have served our country. During the Poppy Campaign and Remembrance Day, you can find these banners displayed throughout Victory Square, Chinatown, and other corridors within the City of Vancouver. Thanks to our generous donors, 450 banners will be on display around the City of Vancouver for the months of October and November.
2025 Banner Program
If you would like to receive more info on how you can participate in the upcoming banner program, please sign up with your name and email address below: