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About Michael K. Barbour

Michael K. Barbour is the Director of Faculty Development and a Professor of Instructional Design for the College of Education and Health Sciences at Touro University California. He has been involved with K-12 online learning in a variety of countries for well over a decade as a researcher, teacher, course designer and administrator. Michael's research focuses on the effective design, delivery and support of K-12 online learning, particularly for students located in rural jurisdictions.

News Release: Today We Pay Tribute to Law Enforcement Officers and their Families on Canada’s Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial Day in Canada, September 24, 2023

An item from the Merchant Navy Commemorative Theme Project that may be of interest to members.


Dear Sir/Madam:

Please find attached the News Release: Today We Pay Tribute to Law Enforcement Officers and their Families on Canada’s Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial Day in Canada, September 24, 2023, for reference.

My very best regards,

Stéphane Ouellette
President and Chief Executive Officer
Merchant Navy Commemorative Theme Project (MNCTP)/
Founder/President
Colonel John Gardam Lifetime Achievement Award

E-mail: ouellettes@rogers.com
Website: www.alliedmerchantnavy.com

Attachment: NEWS RELEASE-POLICE AND PEACE OFFICER’S NAT MEMORIAL DAY-SEPT 24 2023.pdf

Canadian Thanksgiving Dinner: Your table is ready

A reminder of this upcoming event from one of our Canadian partners in the Bay Area.  As a reminder, this is where we launch our annual Poppy Campaign.


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National Legion Week: Branch 25 (San Francisco) Summary

This story is a part of Branch 25’s on-going National Legion Week campaign.

As the National Legion Week comes to an end, we wanted to highlight all of the contributions from Branch 25 (San Francisco) over the past week.

11 September 2023

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National Legion Week: How You Can Join Branch 25 (San Francisco) of the Royal Canadian Legion

This story is a part of Branch 25’s on-going National Legion Week campaign.

You don’t have to be a veteran or even the relative of a veteran to join the Royal Canadian Legion.  Any Canadian citizen or citizen of a Commonwealth or an Allied nation over the age of 18 is welcome to become a member of the Legion. There are three main categories of membership:

Ordinary membership
Includes still serving and retired military, reservists, RCMP, police officers, Canadian Coast Guard, and others listed in the General By-Laws.

Associate membership
Includes parents, spouses, widows, widowers, children, grandchildren, siblings, nieces as well as nephews of a person who is or was eligible for Ordinary membership.

Affiliate membership
Includes Canadian citizens or Commonwealth subjects from an Allied nation who support The Royal Canadian Legion’s aims and objectives and are not eligible for ordinary or associate membership.

There are two ways that you can join Branch 25 (San Francisco) of the Royal Canadian Legion.  The first way is to visit https://legion.ca/join-us and click on the red “Join Now” button.  Complete the online form and near the bottom use the Branch Locator to find and “18-025 SAN FRANCISCO.”  The online system includes a payment gateway for your membership dues, and if you join online you will be charged in Canadian dollars.  The second way is to download, print, and complete this membership form and mail it and your US$40 membership dues to:

The Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 25 (San Francisco Bay Area)
P.O. Box 2295
Los Gatos, CA   95031-2295