The Legion provides a Poppy Protocol to guide Canadians on appropriate and respectful wearing of the lapel Poppy. However, wearing a Poppy is a personal expression of Remembrance, and how someone chooses to wear a Poppy is always an individual choice.
As Canada promises to never forget, the question of “Why is Remembrance Day important?” will always be a very personal question. Hear what some Canadians are saying about why they remember.
The Royal Canadian Legion is set to launch the 2017 version of its Virtual Poppy Drop in Ottawa this evening, with a digital light show featuring 117,000 virtual poppies representing each of Canada’s fallen since the beginning of the First World War.
The Royal Canadian Legion’s president David Flannigan presented the symbolic First Poppy to Her Excellency the Right Honourable Julie Payette, Governor General and Commander-in-Chief of Canada.
The Poppy Store was recently redesigned to make it easier than ever to shop online for jewelry, clothing, accessories and other commemorative items to show you remember.
As the official partner organization representing Veterans at this year’s Invictus Games, the Royal Canadian Legion is proud to support all of Canada’s Veteran athletes.
A new and special row of 100 Veterans’ images will line the route as tens of thousands of participants run, walk or roll in this year’s Canada Army Run in Ottawa.