Royal Canadian Legion

Legion Royale Canadienne, located in Montréal, Québec, is a chapter of The Royal Canadian Legion. The Legion is dedicated to providing essential services in the community, supporting Veterans and their families, and honoring those who have sacrificed for the country. For nearly a century, the Legion has been a pillar of support for Veterans and a driving force in building stronger communities across Canada. With over a quarter of a million members nationwide, the Legion offers care and assistance to Veterans, members of the Canadian Armed Forces, RCMP, and their families. Generated from the website content

The Royal Canadian Legion is a dedicated organization supporting Veterans, members of the Canadian Armed Forces, RCMP, and their families by providing essential services and camaraderie across local branches throughout Canada. Established nearly a century ago, the Legion actively promotes remembrance and advocates for the needs of those who have served the country, fostering strong community ties through various programs and initiatives. Offering free membership for current service members and their families, as well as engaging youth through educational programs, the Legion is proud to count over a quarter million members nationwide. By joining, individuals can show their gratitude for the sacrifices made by Veterans and contribute to building a supportive environment for all who have served. Generated from the website

The Royal Canadian Legion in Montréal, Canada, specifically Filiale 127 Pointe St Charles, was founded on November 7, 1945, and is part of District 07 Hochelaga. The executive committee, led by President Amanda McCaskill, oversees various initiatives such as the Poppy Fund and membership. With a strong presence in the community, the Legion provides support to veterans and their families through programs like free parking for veterans. Members can contribute to the Poppy Fund and stay informed through the Legion's newsletter. Generated from their website