Communities across Toronto have a long tradition of honouring the soldiers who fought for our freedom. Each of the former cities, as well as some earlier villages, often had their own memorial or cenotaph. There are also memorials that honour specific regiments and specific battles. There are also privately-funded memorials that honour soldiers who fought alongside Canadian soldiers.

	48th Highlanders Regimental Memorial The top of Queen's Park Cres.
	Canadian Airman's Memorial University Ave. and Dundas St.
	Canadian Volunteers War Memorial (Fenian Raids) Wellesley St. W. and Queen's Park Cres. W.
	Cenotaph - East York 850 Coxwell Ave.
	Cenotaph - Etobicoke 399 The West Mall
	Cenotaph - Long Branch Long Branch Ave. and Park Rd.
	Cenotaph - Toronto Old City Hall, Queen St. W. and Bay St.
	Cenotaph - Weston Little Ave. at Weston Rd.
	Cenotaph - York 2700 Eglinton Ave. W.
	Forest Hill War Memorial Eglinton Ave. W. and Vesta Dr.
	Fort Rouille Monument CNE Grounds
	Fort York - Strachan Avenue Military Cemetery Front St. and Garrison St.
	Scarborough War Memorial Kingston Rd. and Danforth Ave.
	Sons of England War Memorial University Ave. and Elm St.
	South African War Memorial University Ave. at Queen St.
	Toronto War Memorial Oakmount Rd. and Glenlake Rd.
	War of 1812 Memorial Portland St. and Niagara St.
	Victory Peace Coronation Park - Lake Shore Blvd. and Strachan Ave.