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CCTV Deployed And Road Closures Planned For Remembrance Day Parade And Ceremony

Traffic Advisory
Date Published: 10 Nov 2022, Last Updated: 15 May 2025

Date: Thursday, November 10, 2022File: 22-38977Victoria, BC – Temporary CCTV cameras are being deployed and road closures are planned for Friday’s Remembrance Day Parade and Ceremony.Road closures will begin at approximately 9:30 a.m. November 11th and will be in effect until 12:30 p.m.They are:

  • Government Street from Fort Street to Superior Street;

  • Belleville Street from Menzies Street to Douglas Street;

  • Wharf Street from Fort Street, through Humboldt Street to Gordon Street.

Access to the Coho Ferry terminal will be maintained.  Please expect delays and arrive in plenty of time.Additional road closures will be in place along Esquimalt Road from Admirals Road to Memorial Park.Officers and volunteer Reserve Constables will be there to help keep everyone safe and will work to minimize traffic disruptions. For live updates on the events that day, including road closures and public safety information, please follow us on Twitter on our @VicPDCanada account.Temporary, monitored CCTV Cameras deployed As with previous events, we will be deploying our temporary-placed, monitored CCTV cameras in support of our operations to ensure public safety and help maintain traffic flow. The deployment of these cameras is part of our operations to help keep the event safe, peaceful and family-friendly and is in keeping with both provincial and federal privacy laws. Temporary signs are up in the area to ensure that the public is aware. The cameras will be taken down once the events have concluded. If you’ve concerns about our temporary camera deployment, please email [email protected]. Drones not permittedRemember that drones are not permitted in the downtown core or the Inner Harbour. The Inner Harbour is an active flight zone for float planes and helicopters. Drones are strictly prohibited under Transport Canada rules.

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