Retired major Bob Crane doesn’t demand a thank you for donning the Canadian military uniform. Nevertheless, observed the Persian Gulf War veteran from Siksika Nation
One could almost see it—and certainly sense its poignant presence. A short walk from Ottawa’s Westin Hotel stands the looming granite and bronze of Canada’s
The Royal Canadian Legion’s service officers provide support to those who have served in the armed forces, the RCMP and their families. One of the primary
A revival of interest in wartime knitting inspires remembrance
In Oromocto, N.B., a new generation musters to honour service
How does it look? Regular readers of Legion Magazine may have already noticed the difference(s). This year, the publication is celebrating its 100th anniversary, and in conjunction
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