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The Royal Canadian Legion has issued a formal letter to Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada, in the wake of recent talks at the NATO meeting in Davos, Switzerland. The letter encompasses the organization’s reaction to remarks made internationally by the Prime Minister and addresses Canada’s role in Afghanistan.
The Royal Canadian Legion is pleased to share news of the Royal Canadian Mint’s release of limited-edition silver and gold coins in commemoration of the Legion’s 100th anniversary this year. “These stunning coins designed by the Royal Canadian Mint are truly a lasting testament to our legacy,” says Berkley Lawrence, Dominion President.
The Royal Canadian Legion is excited to kick off its 100th anniversary by offering free membership to all new members who join in 2026. They will become part of the great legacy of an organization whose chief mission revolves around serving Veterans and their families.
The Royal Canadian Legion and the Calgary Grey Cup Committee (CGGC) once again joined forces during the 112th Grey Cup Festival to honour Canada’s Veterans and share Calgary’s signature Western hospitality. The 3rd Annual Stampede Breakfast brought together Grey Cup fans, local dignitaries, Legion members, and volunteers for an afternoon of food, entertainment, and Remembrance.
For nearly a century, The Royal Canadian Legion has been a voice for Veterans and families needing support, and a beloved fixture in hundreds of communities across the country. The organization is on the cusp of celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2026, with the launch of its centenary branding which will be on display throughout its birthday year.
With the release of Canada’s 2025 budget, The Royal Canadian Legion is calling for immediate clarity and transparency over details and timelines related to key concerns that are now being repeatedly questioned by the Veterans we serve.
The chilly air did not deter nearly 30,000 people who gathered at Canada’s National War Memorial for the National Remembrance Day Ceremony in Ottawa this year. “Remembrance Day is one of the most important days of the year for all Canadians,” says Legion Dominion President Berkley Lawrence. “Without the sacrifices of those who have come before us, we would not be living the lives of freedom we have today.”
My connection to Remembrance has always felt distant. I knew my great grandfather had served in the Second World War, but I never knew him. I knew the importance of his service and sacrifice, but it wasn’t until recently that I’d truly considered what it meant.