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YOU’RE INVITED: Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Organizational Assessment – Town Hall Meeting

An item from Dominion Command that may be of interest to members.


Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Organizational Assessment 

Town Hall Meeting

We invite you to join The Royal Canadian Legion for a live Town Hall event. The session is intended to update members and gather input to inform a study of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) at the Legion, and evaluate our organization’s effectiveness in high quality programs and services that are accessible to all its members, volunteers, and stakeholders in an equitable and inclusive manner.

The Town hall will be facilitated by StrategyCorp, a third-party advisory firm and will be held virtually.

To accommodate different time zones, three meeting time options are available to you. Please select one by registering here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/410547016177

Region
Meeting Date
Meeting Time
Western (PDT and MDT Time Zones)
Monday, September 19th
PDT: 3:00-4:00pm
MDT: 4:00-5:00pm
(EDT: 6:00-7:00pm)
Atlantic (ADT and NDT Time Zones)
Monday, September 19th
ADT: 3:00-4:00pm
NDT: 3:30-4:30pm
(EDT: 2:00-3:00pm)
Central/Eastern (CDT and EDT Time Zones)
Tuesday September 20th
CDT: 3:00-4:00pm
EDT: 4:00-5:00pm
Note: Members can register any of the Town Halls regardless of their region or time zone.  
You will have the chance to share your comments/thoughts with us during a Q&A session held at the end of the townhall.If you have any questions about registration, please email hmerdas@strategycorp.com.
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Guidance For Commands and Branches on the Passing of Her Majesty

A notice from Dominion Command.


Important update from National Headquarters 

GUIDANCE FOR COMMANDS AND BRANCHES ON THE PASSING OF HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH II

The following guidance will help you plan any upcoming activities and events in the wake of the Queen’s passing, and honour her service to Canada in a respectful manner.

Please click here to view the full guidelines.

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Administrative emails from Legion National Headquarters are sent to the email address on file for your local Legion Branch. If this is no longer the correct email address for your Branch, please forward this email to the new contact and request the Branch update their contact information.The Branch may update the email address at any time by updating their Branch Profile on the Member Services Website or by contacting Member Services. Learn more about All Branch emails.

Our contact information is:
The Royal Canadian Legion National Headquarters
Member Services Department
86 Aird Place
Ottawa, ON K2L 0A1
Canada
Toll free: 855‑330‑3344
E-mail:membership@legion.ca

All Branches to fly flags at half-mast

An update from Dominion Command.


Important update from National Headquarters 

Branches to fly flags at half-mast

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon.

The Royal Canadian Legion asks that all Legion Branches fly the Canadian flag and Legion flags at half-mast until sunset on the day of the funeral (to be announced).

More detailed instructions on protocols during this time of national mourning will be released in the coming days.

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Administrative emails from Legion National Headquarters are sent to the email address on file for your local Legion Branch. If this is no longer the correct email address for your Branch, please forward this email to the new contact and request the Branch update their contact information.The Branch may update the email address at any time by updating their Branch Profile on the Member Services Website or by contacting Member Services. Learn more about All Branch emails.

Our contact information is:
The Royal Canadian Legion National Headquarters
Member Services Department
86 Aird Place
Ottawa, ON K2L 0A1
Canada
Toll free: 855‑330‑3344
E-mail:membership@legion.ca

Your membership gives back to those who served

Another item from Dominion Command that may be of interest to members.


See how we’re honouring Canada’s Veterans. 

Legion Debrief. Visit member services.
July 2022
Twitter. Facebook. Youtube. Instagram. Linkedin.
Poppy Store.
Your membership makes a difference
Summer is in full swing, and so too is the Legion in honouring those who served. As a Legion member, you help fund important initiatives that allow us to recognize and give back to Canada’s military community, whether they’re currently serving or are enjoying their retirement from service.
If you’d like to give back even more, consider visiting your local Branch to find opportunities to get involved in your community!
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The Legion wishes our deployed troops a Happy Canada Day
Earlier this month, The Royal Canadian Legion helped launch Operation Canada Day, an initiative of Canadian Forces Morale and Welfare Services. Almost 3,000 gifts were sent to deployed troops to help celebrate Canada Day, along with a message of well wishes from the Legion.
The Legion marked Indigenous History Month
The Legion recognized National Indigenous History Month by sharing how Indigenous traditions percolate through the organization today, how they are shaping the future, and how a historic law affected Aboriginal comrades and the Legion.
“…we recognize that complete societal and organizational healing and change can take a long time and there is a lot of work to do,” says Legion Dominion President Bruce Julian. “I can assure you that our Indigenous comrades and their customs form an integral part of our organization’s fabric today, and we are constantly looking at what we can do better to recognize their history and support a positive future.”
Read more  ‣
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The Legion Nationals are back!
The 44th Royal Canadian Legion National Youth Track and Field Championships will be held from August 5–7, 2022 in Sherbrooke, Quebec.
This one-of-a-kind event for youth aged 12–17 is an important aspect of the Legion’s commitment to the development of Canada’s youth. These championships give young Canadians the opportunity to compete, build confidence, and develop leadership skills.
Support Canada’s young athletes and spread the word within your communities!
Learn more about Legion Nationals  ‣ | Download athlete flyer  ‣
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Juno Beach Centre Flag Sponsorship Program
You can own a Canadian flag that flew above Canada’s D-Day landing beach while helping support the Juno Beach Centre!
For a minimum of $500, you can sponsor a flag that will fly at the Juno Beach Centre in France, to be returned to you with a certificate of authenticity and the dates when it was flown. What a beautiful way to honour those who landed on the beach 78 years ago.
Learn more  ‣
Celebrating our Legion Volunteers
Ontario Legion Branch celebrates Dieppe survivor’s 104th birthday
August 19 marks the 80th anniversary of the Dieppe Raid, one of the most devastating and bloody chapters in Canadian military history. This past June, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 60 in Burlington celebrated one of its members, 104-year-old Douglas Ross Rickard. Douglas is believed to be the last Canadian survivor of the Dieppe Raid during the Second World War.
Thank you for your service, Douglas!
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Know a Legion member who’s making a difference? Send us your story at marketing@legion.ca.
Pocketpills – Our newest Member Benefits Partner
The Royal Canadian Legion’s Member Benefits Program rewards members with money-saving offers and deals from program participants across Canada.
Our newest partner, Pocketpills, brings the pharmacy to you! Through their easy-to-use app and website, you can fill prescriptions, order vitamins, and consult with pharmacists—all from the comfort of home. The service is free. Sign up for Pocketpills today by calling 1-855-950-7225 and mention that you are a Legion member for exclusive benefits.
Many runners from behind participating in the Army Run alongside photos of veterans that lines the street.
Register for the Canada Army Run in-person or virtual race!
The Legion is proud to sponsor the Canada Army Run and bring Remembrance Row back on-course, showcasing photographs of Veterans who have passed as a way to honour loved ones that served.
Registration is open for both in-person and virtual participation. Legion members can join “The Legion” team and use promotion code LEGIONFRIENDS for a 20% discount.
Register for the Army Run (September 9–18)
Prefer to ride? Registration is still open for the free virtual Navy Bike Ride event.
Join the Navy Bike Ride (June 12–August 7)
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.
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Sign up for MemberPerks® today. It’s free with your Legion membership.
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Partner promotions
The following is brought to you by our partners, highlighting special offers and other information.
The Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada’s supports Legion Nationals
The Royal Canadian Legion is extremely grateful for The Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada’s support of the 2022 Legion National Youth Track and Field Championships and their commitment to Canada’s youth!
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To update your member contact information please login to the Member Services Website, or contact the Member Services Department.

Our contact information is:

The Royal Canadian Legion National Headquarters
Member Services Department
86 Aird Place
Ottawa, ON K2L 0A1
Canada

Toll free: 855-330-3344
Email: membership@legion.ca
www.legion.ca

1 oz. Pure Silver Coin – A Wreath of Remembrance: Lest We Forget

An item we took from the The Royal Canadian Legion – National Headquarters Facebook page that may be of interest to some members.


On the Poppy’s 100th year as a symbol of Remembrance, the Royal Canadian Mint / Monnaie royale canadienne  is offering this wreath to honour those who have served our country and those who continue to help advance peace around the world.

Theirs is a legacy of great trials and sacrifice, but also of hope and heroism. We will never forget their bravery, and with this wreath of forget-me-nots and red poppies, we gratefully acknowledge their service while honouring the memory of the fallen.

Order today: https://bit.ly/3FjIEXU

À l’occasion du 100e anniversaire du coquelicot du Souvenir, Royal Canadian Mint / Monnaie royale canadienne vous offrons cette couronne pour rendre hommage à ceux qui ont servi le Canada et qui continuent à œuvrer pour la paix dans le monde.

Ils laissent derrière eux un héritage fait de grandes épreuves et de sacrifices, mais aussi d’espoir et d’héroïsme : jamais leur bravoure ne sera oubliée. Par cette couronne de myosotis et de coquelicots rouges, nous soulignons leur service et honorons la mémoire de ceux qui sont tombés au combat.

Commandez votre pièce sans tarder : https://bit.ly/3oqHxzE