
Never Again
Every year, year after year, Canadians come together on November 11 to remember the dead and the wars that killed them. And while we honour

Every year, year after year, Canadians come together on November 11 to remember the dead and the wars that killed them. And while we honour

Editorial September/October 2015 Since part one of “Cracks in the system” appeared in the July/August 2015 issue of Legion Magazine, several readers have written
In the aftermath of the First World War, The Royal Canadian Legion was founded by returning soldiers who realized they were not getting the government assistance they felt they had earned. They banded together to represent their interests because they believed no one else would.
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