Ontario honours and recognizes the contributions of its veterans, and all of those who have served in times of war and peace, through a wide variety of programs, events and services. On this website you can learn about:

Ontario Remembers: a website which honours the contribution of Ontarians to the Second World War with historical information, resources for those planning a memorial service or event, and links to Canadian and international websites.

The Memory Project: an educational program and website that connects veterans and students, online and in classrooms, and includes an extensive digital archive of text and audio resources.

The Veterans' Memorial: which was erected at Queen’s Park in 2006. The Soldiers Aid Commission: which provides financial assistance to Canadian veterans who served overseas, and their surviving dependents.

The Soldiers' Aid Commission: which provides financial assistance to Canadian veterans who served overseas, and their surviving dependents.

Veterans Commemorative Park: which was officially opened on the Veterans Memorial Highway, near Kemptville, Ontario, in 2000.

The Veteran Graphic License Plate: which features a red poppy and the word ‘veteran’ to recognize service in the military.

Services for Senior Veterans: an overview of the programs and services provided to Ontario seniors who are veterans.

Continuing Care Research Project: a research initiative designed to improve support services to veterans, seniors, and their families, and contribute to national policy making on continuing care issues.