CURRENT NEWS

CONGRATULATIONS to Sue Koehler on being elected as President of our Guelph 234 Ladies Auxiliary.   Welcome back Ladies.   More news later.

CANADA’s  ROLE IN  WWI. Watch this video…  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYYOH6PH2Yk&feature=youtu.be

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Veterans matter: issues that matter

 The Royal Canadian Legion would like to see Veterans’ issues   become a higher priority not only throughout the federal election period, but   all year. Read More

Veteran health matters: The Legion Listens

As advocates for veterans’ well-being, we will continue to monitor   the level of support provided to our veterans in long-term care facilities   across Canada. Read More

GUELPH   POPPY CAMPAIGN BEGINS WITH THE FLAG RAISING AT THE GUELPH LEGION - NOON ON 25   OCTOBER,    JOIN US.    Help if you can – there   is always lots to do….

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NO ENTERTAINMENT 02 NOVEMBER.  Guelph Legion is hosting the Zone C2 Cribbage Tournament for those that are registered.  So we had to cancel the entertainment. 

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As a Thank You to our members, the Legion has established links with national companies to offer products and services at a discount to our membership. The Legion’s Member Benefit Partners offer unique benefits not normally available to the public. Learn more…

Anyone who “rides” knows that motorcycling is more than just a means of transportation − it’s a way of life.  The Royal Canadian Legion is proud to have its very own Legion Riders, offering members a great opportunity to support their community while enjoying their love of motorcycling. Learn more…

Advocating for  better care for Canada’s Veterans 

It’s election time in Canada,  and the way we care for our Veterans is an important issue. The Royal Canadian Legion is focused on continued advocacy for changes that improve       quality of life for Veterans and their families. As candidates knock on  doors in your constituency, remember that government action is needed in   areas such as homelessness, long-term care access, transitioning to  civilian life, disability benefits, research and therapies that support  Veteran well-being, and many others. 

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