Lang Community Centre

The Royal Canadian Legion, based in Vancouver, BC, serves as Canada's largest veteran support and community service organization. With a commitment to honoring the sacrifices of those who have served, the Legion provides essential services to veterans, Canadian Armed Forces members, RCMP, and their families. By becoming a member, individuals can contribute to the ongoing support and advocacy for veterans while fostering strong community connections. Open to all Canadians, this organization emphasizes gratitude for those who fought for the country's freedoms while working towards building a better society for everyone. Generated from the website

The Royal Canadian Legion BC Yukon Command is a non-profit organization with 150 branches, 90 ladies auxiliaries, and nearly 60,000 members, dedicated to serving veterans, ex-service personnel, seniors, youth, and various aspects of community life in Canada. Guided by the pillars of remember, join, and give, the Legion provides support to veterans and their families, promotes remembrance, and actively serves communities and the country through various events, programs, and initiatives. Generated from their website

The Tsleil-Waututh Nation, located in North Vancouver District, BC, is one of the many groups of Coast Salish peoples in the Pacific Northwest. Their holistic vision seeks to balance ethical growth with traditional Tsleil-Waututh values, reflecting a deep knowledge of the lands and waters of their territory. Engaged in various community initiatives, the Nation is actively involved in projects such as the Ghost Gear Removal Project aimed at protecting Burrard Inlet, and the development of Statlw District, which will create a vibrant community space for living, working, and learning. The Tsleil-Waututh Nation also participates in cultural events, including the 2025 Juno Awards, showcasing their rich heritage and commitment to community engagement. Generated from the website