Together, we are making a difference

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See how Legion members are giving back 

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March 2023
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Legion members are taking action!
The Legion is extremely proud of its member volunteers for the hard work and dedication they’ve shown making change for Canada’s Veterans. From hosting a friendly cup of coffee to building housing to support Veterans experiencing homelessness, members like you are helping the Legion create a better world for Veterans.
Visit your local Branch today to see how you can make a difference.
Comradeship over a cup of joe
Buddy Check Coffee is a peer support program bringing together Veterans in communities across Canada. Coordinated by Veteran Legion members trained in mental health first aid for Veterans, the program provides a safe space for Veterans and their families to network and share experiences and stories over a coffee.
Derrick McClinchey, Buddy Check Coffee coordinator for the Legion Victory Branch 317 in London, Ontario, recently shared the experience of fellow Veteran Reverend Troy Dingwell, a participant at a recent event. Hear his story and see how Buddy Check Coffee is making a difference.
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Know a Legion Branch that’s making a difference for Veterans in your community? Send us your story at marketing@legion.ca.
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Watch the Veterans Village grand opening
The BC/Yukon Command and its supporters officially unveiled the fantastic new Legion Veterans Village last month! In case you missed it, you can watch the grand opening online.
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Join us for 2024 Royal Canadian Legion President’s Cruise
10-Night Ultimate Southern Caribbean Onboard Celebrity Silhouette
Join Dominion President Bruce Julian and Darlene Julian, BST Vacations, and Royal Canadian Legion members from across Canada for a 10-night Ultimate Southern Caribbean Cruise on the innovative Celebrity Silhouette.
The cruise will be sailing to St. Maarten, St. Lucia, Tobago, Grenada, & Antigua – plus, four glorious days at sea relaxing on the Silhouette!
February 11–22, 2024
Book by May 2nd and enjoy savings of $200 per person!
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Your membership can help you save
Check out this latest offer, and many more! With MemberPerks®, you can shop online or in-store at local and national stores and service providers and save $1000s every year. It’s a great way to support the Legion, local businesses, and your wallet.
Sign up for MemberPerks® today. It’s free with your Legion membership.
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A Roman legionnaire’s pay slip and the siege at Masada

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A Roman legionnaire’s pay slip and the siege at Masada

STORY BY STEPHEN J. THORNE

A Roman soldier’s pay slip uncovered outside the ancient fortress at Masada several years ago suggests little has changed when it comes to the army, the fighting man and unfair labour practices.

Written on a scrap of papyrus, the 1,900-year-old pay slip—one of only three ever found in the Roman Empire—shows that the imperial grunt was left penniless once the military recouped expenses for meals, equipment, clothes, even horse feed.

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Divisive figure: remembering Quebec nationalist Paul Rose

STORY BY PAIGE GILMAR

Ten years ago, on March 14, the ringleader of the October Crisis, died. But it turned out that this figure, so imperative to the Quebec sovereignty movement, was aptly name—for no man came out of the situation smelling like a rose better than Paul Rose himself.

“A folk hero to some, a murderer to most, Front de libération du Québec (FLQ) terrorist Paul Rose is one of the most polarizing figures in Quebec history,” historian Éric Bédard told The Montreal Gazette.

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Major League Soccer Game Day!

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Reminder – ANZAC Day Service & Reception

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Join the Branch 25 of the Royal Canadian Legion at the annual ANZAC Day organized by the Australian American Chamber of Commerce San Francisco and New Zealand American Association of San Francisco.  While they wouldn’t join Canada for another 35 years, the Royal Newfoundland Regiment landed in Gallipoli in September 1915 and would fight alongside their ANZAC comrades until the Allied withdrawal in January 1916 (for more information on Newfoundland’s involvement, visit https://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/remembrance/classroom/gallipoli ).  Each year the Royal Canadian Legion joins with our Aussie and Kiwi colleagues to commemorate this engagement.

Sunday, April 23
2:00pm – 5:00pm PDT

USS Hornet – Sea, Air and Space Museum
707 W Hornet Ave
Alameda, CA 94501

It is free to attend the service, which is held from 2pm to 3pm.  Tickets for the BBQ that begin at 3pm are $25 and can be purchased at https://www.sfaussies.com/event-5199509

The 75 Years of Peacekeeping Ball Cap is back in stock!

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