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The Veterans' Tribute Luncheon is a fundraising event that allows Ottawa Inner City Ministries (OIM) to pay tribute to the brave men and women who served our country. A guest speaker will address attendees on the topic of Veteran homelessness.

Join us on October 31, 2025, at the Delta Hotel City Centre (101 Lyon St. N.) from 12:00 to 2:00 pm for this year's Veterans Tribute Luncheon, which will be at the beginning of Veterans' Week 2025.

The Latin American Soldiers Committee, in partnership with the Embassy of Guatemala and the Canadian Armed Forces, is honoured to host the 4th Annual Remembrance Ceremony.

This year’s ceremony will hold special significance as it will include a recognition presented to Major General Michel-Henri St-Louis in honour of his outstanding contributions to Canada’s military history, his exemplary leadership, and his lasting impact on society.

Commemorative ceremony at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum to mark the 85th anniversary of Battle of Britain. The Battle of Britain was a crucial conflict during the Second World War, where Canadian pilots played a significant role in defending the United Kingdom against the German Luftwaffe. This battle, fought from July to October 1940, marked the first major defeat of Nazi military forces. The bravery and skill of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) pilots were instrumental in securing victory, showcasing Canada's vital contribution to the Allied war effort.
Join us for a powerful evening of remembrance, resilience, and dialogue. We begin with a screening of the acclaimed documentary: The Fruit Machine This film captures the harrowing truth of the “LGBT Purge,” where from the 1950s to the mid-1990s, 2SLGBTQI+ members of the Canadian Armed Forces, the RCMP, and the federal public service were systematically discriminated against, interrogated, and often dismissed from service — a sanctioned practice that left lifelong scars.

United together to honour soldiers of suicide

See the faces of the unremembered in this sunset ceremony at the National Military Cemetery of Canada. Join the families and friends of the soldiers or veterans who gave their lives in service. Unite with us to open the conversation on the stigma of suicide in the military, RCMP and OPS as we share in remembrance. This service will help connect one another through healing and understanding.

This year we are adding RCMP, OPP and OPS to the ceremony.

Lest we forget.

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