Local Canadian Army Reserve soldiers from the Algonquin Regiment will be conducting training in Timmins on Monday.
Officials say soldiers will march along local roadsides in uniform with their personal weapons, which will remain unloaded at all times.
The public is being asked to slow down when passing the soldiers and take extra caution when approaching military vehicles and personnel.
Officials say this type of regular, scheduled training keeps soldiers and units ready to respond to missions in Canada like floods and wildfires, as well as support international stability operations with partners and allies.