The Last Post will still sound at cenotaphs and parks around B.C. this Remembrance Day, but almost everything else about the ceremonies will be different.

Roy Green will speak with Don Cherry on his Saturday show.

The reaction follows the long-time hockey commentator's removal by Sportsnet in response to his controversial remarks on immigrants and poppies.

Remembrance Day ceremonies took place across the region at 11am when military personal, first-responders, politicians and spectators stopped for a few minutes of silence.

The city will be holding a service at the Cenotaph in Victoria Park at 10:45 a.m.

“I think anything to do with history of this country is important, and especially military history.”

"The day is coming soon when they won't be with us, and I think Canadians collectively feel that this is our time to say thank you.''

There’s no wrong way to wear a poppy, but here’s how current and former members of the Canadian military do it.

The lieutenant-governor of Saskatchewan receive the first poppy of the 2019 campaign at the government house in Regina on Friday.

"Right away my bells went off because we do not solicit that way," said the Vancouver Poppy Fund's administrator.