Remembrance isn’t limited to one day. It lives in the stories we carry, the names we speak, and the gratitude we pass from one generation to the next.
To mark 100 years of The Royal Canadian Legion’s commitment to Remembrance, we’re inviting Canadians to come together in a shared tribute. Write a message about what Remembrance means to you, share a name or memory, or leave a few words of thanks.
Each handwritten note will become part of a commemorative mural honouring service, sacrifice, and the memory of the Fallen.
Visit a participating Legion Branch before July 31 to write your message of Remembrance on a sticky note. You can also take part at the Canadian War Museum or the Canada Aviation and Space Museum in Ottawa, or at the Stephen Avenue Pedestrian Mall during the Calgary Stampede.
Participation may vary by Branch. Use our Branch locator to find your nearest location, then contact the Branch directly to learn how to take part.
Write a message of Remembrance on a sticky note, take a photo, and share it on social media using #DontForgetToRemember.
Tag the Legion for a chance to have your message shared.
100 YEARS OF REMEMBRANCE
From local ceremonies and the Poppy Campaign to advocacy, Veteran support, and strengthening communities across Canada, the Legion has helped ensure the service and sacrifice of Canada's Veterans are honoured throughout the year.
This initiative carries that promise forward by inviting generations of Canadians to take part, one handwritten message at a time.
A few words can carry a story forward and ensure it is never forgotten.
Write a name. Share a memory. Honour their sacrifice.
Join Canadians across the country in creating a collective mural of Remembrance.
