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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.

FREE Virtual School Programming and more!

Local educators should be aware of these programs offered by the Canadian Museum of History and the Canadian War Museum.


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The Canadian Museum of History and the Canadian War Museum offer a wide range of learning opportunities that will fascinate students of all levels. Through historical artifacts, personal stories, artwork, photographs and interactive presentations, the Museum’s school programs help students discover Canada’s rich history.

The Museums are pleased to share that the virtual school programs are offered free of charge, thanks to the generosity of donors and the Friends of the Canadian War Museum.

CANADIAN WAR MUSEUM

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  • Online Resources
  • On-site School Visits

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‘Come dive with us:’ The politics of archeology

An item from the Legion Magazine.


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‘Come dive with us:’ The politics of archeology

STORY BY STEPHEN J. THORNE

On April 22, 2022, locked in an epic struggle for its very existence, the government in Kyiv took the seemingly incongruous step of declaring the recently sunken Russian warship Moskva a Ukrainian underwater cultural object.

Moskva had been hit nine days earlier by two Neptune anti-ship missiles fired from somewhere south of Odessa.

The sinking was particularly satisfying to Ukrainians, not only because the 39-year-old missile cruiser was the flagship of Russia’s Black Sea fleet or that it was in the vanguard of Russia’s invasion of their country, but because it was Moskva that had ordered Ukrainian troops garrisoned on Snake Island to surrender, only to be told: “Russian warship, go fuck yourself!”

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Daughters of the King now mothers of Canada

Daughters of the King now mothers of Canada

STORY BY SHARON ADAMS

In the mid-1660s, King Louis XIV of France had a problem.

He wanted to establish a strong and profitable colony in North America. But male workers who finished their contracts and soldiers who left the army did not stay on in New France. It was no way to build a colony.

An incentive was needed to keep them in Canada. The king’s advisor Jean-Baptiste Colbert had a solution.

Women. And in short order, children.

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The Poppy Campaign is coming to your community soon!

Please note that due to our location in the US and how much our members are spread-out throughout the Bay Area, you can get your poppies from our branch now.  More information can be found at:

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A time to reflect, to honour and to thank
As November approaches, the Remembrance period is almost upon us – a time to reflect, to honour and to thank those who were willing to sacrifice everything for our freedoms. It’s a time to give back to Canada’s Veterans, their families, and communities.
Branches across the country are gearing up for the Poppy Campaign, Remembrance Day Ceremonies, and other key events this Remembrance period. Stop by your local Legion Branch today to see what you can do to help honour Canada’s Veterans!
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When you renew your membership and prepay your dues for 5 years, you will receive a FREE Poppy toque, scarf and pair of mittens.
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The Poppy Campaign starts October 28th!
From October 28th through November 11th, Canadians from coast to coast to coast will be wearing a Poppy to honour and remember Canada’s Veterans.
In addition to returning initiatives, including the Pay Tribute boxes and Digital Poppy, this year will feature some new elements! 2022 marks the first year the Legion will be offering biodegradable poppies and wreaths. This year will also feature a personal and poignant way of exploring stories of fallen Veterans.
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First Poppy Presentation to the Governor General
Dominion President Bruce Julian will present the symbolic First Poppy to the Governor General, Her Excellency the Right Honourable Mary May Simon, at Rideau Hall on the morning of October 25.
The Poppy Campaign launches on the last Friday of October, when Poppies become available across the country, and at Canadian Embassies and Consulates.
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Service dogs for those who served
In August 2018, the Legion’s Ontario Provincial Command partnered with Wounded Warriors Canada (WWC) to launch Operation Service Dog, with the goal to pair as many injured Veterans as feasible with trained Service Dogs. In the past 12 months alone, WWC is estimating the pairing and placement of 25 Service Dogs with Veterans in Ontario, with a further 18 in training – an increase from 17 dogs paired and placed the previous 12 months, demonstrating that this initiative is producing results!
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Celebrating our Legion Volunteers
The Royal Canadian Legion is proud to recognize Legion Branch 244 Perth member Sue Doran. Sue works tirelessly to support not only Veterans, but the entire Perth community.
Some of her recent initiatives include the organization of 307 Veteran banners, a candle-lit lantern memorial, a nearly sold-out golf tournament, a parade for the Perth community, and a quilt of Valor ceremony.
On behalf of the Legion and its Branches, we thank you for your service to the Legion!
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During a community crisis, Team Rubicon Canada, a Veteran-led disaster relief organization, and the Tweed Legion came together to support the town and get the community back on its feet, exemplifying the qualities upheld at The Royal Canadian Legion.
“Team Rubicon Canada is proud to be part of this story and to have served this incredibly strong community when they needed help the most.
Our Greyshirts are overwhelmed with gratitude for the support the people of the Municipality of Tweed, Mayor Joanne Albert, Tweed Legion, Donna Bunting, and all the local restaurants have shown our team after each day of sweaty volunteer disaster response work helping our neighbours.” – Team Rubicon Canada
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Legion Yoga: a new activity
The physical and mental health benefits of Yoga have sparked a new program at a Legion Branch in Saskatchewan. “Chair Yoga” is attracting Veterans and Seniors in the community of Weyburn.
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The Legion and belairdirect: A winning partnership
Did you know that when Legion members purchase a new policy or renew their existing coverage with belairdirect, belairdirect donates a portion of the premium collected to support Legion programs and services?
“We are proud to partner with the Legion to offer members savings on their insurance and to help support our Veterans and their families for all they have done for our country,” said Alex Rafuse, Director of Business Development at belairdirect.
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Remembered Light – The McDonald Windows at the Veterans Gallery with Armelle Le Roux

A note about this continued exhibition in San Francisco.  We encourage our members in the area to check it out.


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Remembered Light

The McDonald Windows

This Saturday, October 22nd from 1 to 5 pm, Armelle Le Roux, Project Conceptual and Lead Artist of Remembered Light will be in the Gallery to speak about the creation of the McDonald Windows and to answer your questions.

Remembered Light – Glass Fragments from World War II

The McDonald Windows

A special exhibit featuring works of glass art, incorporating stained glass shards collected by Chaplain Frederick Alexander McDonald during his service in the U.S. Army during World War II.

The exhibit will be at the

Veterans Building, Veterans Gallery (Suite 102)

401 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco

August 28 – November 20, 2022

Wednesday through Sunday 1 – 6pm.

Admission is free

To learn more about the exhibit and The McDonald Windows please visit:https://www.interfaithpresidio.org/mcdonald-windows.html

Please visit the new website dedicated to Chaplain McDonald and the story of the stained-glass shards he collected during World War II

http://www.rememberedlight.org/

If you have any questions, please contact presidiointerfaith@gmail.com

 

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