Midland unveils Veterans Memorial Crosswalk and shares Remembrance Day service updates
Today, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 80 members officially unveiled Midland’s new Veterans Memorial Crosswalk at the intersection of King Street and Ellen Street, adjacent to the Midland Cenotaph. Featuring a design provided by the Legion, the crosswalk joins other Town-supported memorials that honour the service and sacrifice of local veterans.
Mayor Bill Gordon has proclaimed November 5 to 11, 2026, as Veterans’ Week and November 8, 2026, as Indigenous Veterans Day in Midland. Town flags have been lowered to half-mast in recognition of these observances.
As Midland joins communities across Canada in recognizing Veterans' Week and Remembrance Day, residents are advised of the following road closures and municipal service impacts.
Road Closures
On Wednesday, November 11, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 80 will host its Remembrance Day ceremony at the Midland Cenotaph followed by a parade to the Midland Legion. The following road closures will be in effect:
- King Street, Colborne Street to Hannah Street: closed from 10:30 a.m. to approximately 12 p.m.
- Parade route: rolling closures from approximately 12 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. along King Street from Hannah Street to Bay Street, Bay Street to Queen Street, and Queen Street to the Midland Legion.
View the road closure map for more detail.
Municipal Office Closure
Midland Town Hall, 575 Dominion Avenue, will be closed on Wednesday, November 11. Online services remain available to:
For after-hours emergencies related to Town services, call 705-526-4275 and follow the prompts.
Town-supported memorials, parks, streets, and community projects across Midland help honour local veterans and preserve their stories and sacrifices for future generations. Visit midland.ca/HonouringVeterans to learn more.
