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Remembrance Day Parade Road Closure and Detour November 11, 2026

On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, the annual Remembrance Day Parade will begin at around 10:00 AM and last around 12:30 PM. During this time, Routes 502 Züm Main and 2 Main will be temporarily detoured.

Please refer to map and detour details below:

The parade route is as follows:
  • Beginning at Rose Theatre and exiting on Theatre Lane
  • West on Theatre Lane to Main Street
  • South on Main Street to Wellington Street
  • East on Wellington Street East to Chapel Street
  • South on Chapel Street to Armstrong Street
  • East on Armstrong Street to Mary Street
  • South on Mary Street to Legion (80 Mary Street)
Note that the above sections of road will only be closed temporarily (rolling closures) as the parade moves through, except for Main Street South and Wellington Street West, which will be fully closed in both directions beginning at 10:00 AM

Rolling Closures

The following rolling closure will be from 11:45 AM to 12:30 PM:
  • Chapel Street from Queen Street to Armstrong Street
  • Armstrong Street from Chapel Street to Mary Street
  • Mary Street from Armstrong Street to the entrance of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 15
The following roads will be converted from one-way to two-way streets from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM
  • John Street
  • Beatty Avenue
Hard Closures
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Detours

Routes 502 Züm and 2 Northbound from Main Street
  • Left onto Harold Street
  • Right onto McMurchy Avenue
  • Cross Queen Street
  • Right onto Nelson Street
  • Left onto Main Street
  • Resume regular routing
Routes 502 Züm and 2 Southbound from Main Street
  • Right onto Nelson Street
  • Left onto McMurchy Street
  • Cross Queen Street
  • Left onto Harold Street
  • Right onto Main Street
  • Resume regular routing
Detour Map

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2026 Diwali Mela Event & Detours


The City of Brampton's Diwali Celebrations will take place on Sunday, November 8, 2026, between 2:00 PM and 11:55 PM, at Sesquicentennial Park. During the celebrations, the following road closures will be in effect.

Brampton Transit will be providing a Free Transit Shuttle Service for this event from Mount Pleasant GO Station, Brampton Soccer Centre, Sheridan College, and Gore Meadows Community Centre.

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Bus Stop Changes:
  • ​Sunny Meadow Boulevard north of Resserville Street southbound stop (#4059) will be temporarily closed to Route 12 Grenoble.​
    • Passengers to board Route 12 Grenoble buses at the existing stop (#4057) on Sunny Meadow Boulevard south of Father Tobin Road southbound.
Detours:

Route 12 Grenoble Northbound/Southbound
  • Regular routing to Bramalea Road at Countryside Drive
  • Left on Countryside Drive
  • Left onto Fernforest Drive
  • Left onto Father Tobin Road
  • Cross Bramalea Road
  • Right onto Sunny Meadows Boulevard
  • Resume regular routing​

Remembrance Day- November 11

Lest We Forget  

Brampton Transit will operate on a regular weekday schedule on Remembrance Day. Customer Service Counters at the Terminals will be open. Our Clark and Sandalwood facilities will be closed, including our Lost and Found. The Contact Centre is available to assist you from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at 905.874.2999. 

War veterans ride free on Brampton Transit on Remembrance Day. A veteran can be identified by producing a Brampton Transit Veteran Pass or any of the following items:
  • Medals 
  • Berets 
  • Uniform 
  • Blazer 
  • War Veteran Pass or service papers    
City Council and Brampton Transit are proud to honour the accomplishments and sacrifices of all Canadian A​rmed Forces members all year round. Veterans who are residents of Brampton can ride Brampton Transit for free when they show their valid Brampton Transit Veteran Pass upon boarding.​ Click here to learn more.  

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