That includes in Fort Erie at the Mather Arch, starting at 11am
9-11 ceremonies prepared around Niagara for the 25th anniversary of the attacks in New York City, the Pentagon and the plane crash in the Pennsylvania field.
The Town of Fort Erie is doing that, remembering the nearly 3,000 people killed that day.
It'll start at 11am, for half an hour, at the Mather Arch on the parkway.
There will be opening remarks from Mayor Wayne Redekop, followed by Buffalo's deputy mayor.
There will also be a moment of silence, honouring Canadian victims, led by Fort Erie Fire Department Deputy chief Christopher Smith.
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