Literary Contest Winners - Royal Canadian Legion.

The Royal Canadian Legion Teaching Guide (English) This interactive guide is a great tool in both the primary and secondary classrooms to help foster the Tradition of Remembrance. It contains the Military History of Canada with links to videos and reading resources, incredible photographs, poetry and stories, and so much more.

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Winners received a medal as well as a cash prize (presented by Paul Viau), both of which were sponsored by the Legion. The following students were the contest winners at the provincial level: First place in the Essay category went to Jason Janacek; second place was awarded to Jade Chamberlain. Second place in the Poem category went to Maude.

Royal Canadian Legion Poster, Essay, Poem Contests Winners. posted Dec 15, 2015, 3:06 PM by Steve McGarrity Congratulations to Tanner Fennell placed second in the Black and White poster contest at the junior level. William Mowat achieved an honourable mention in the colour poster category at the junior level and Claudia Vallati placed first for her poem in the junior level. Our school was well.

The 2019 Royal Canadian Legion Pilgrimage of Remembrance will take place from 6 to 20 July 2019. During this 15-day experience, pilgrims will tour battlefields, pay their respects in cemeteries, reflect at memorials and explore museums throughout France and Belgium with a short foray into the Netherlands (to be confirmed).

Several county students will be moving on to the Royal Canadian Legion's district literary and poster contest, after claiming first place in the zone contest. Entrants first compete at their local Legion in various categories, with winners moving on to the zone, district, area and national contests.

Remembrance Day literary and poster contest results. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 129 Haliburton would like to thank the 130 students who participated in this year’s Remembrance Day Literary and Poster contests. I would like to thank the teachers, school administration staff and parents who encouraged their students to make the effort.

With Remembrance Day come and gone, one way the Royal Canadian Legion keeps remembrance alive year round is through its Remembrance Poster and Literary Contest. Cold Lake Branch 211 will accept contest submissions from local students until December 1. There are separate categories for grades 1-3 (poster only), 4-6, 7-9 and 10-12. Literary.

A transplanted Prince Edward Islander representing Miramichi, N.B., Branch won his second singles crown while the Manitoba-Northwestern Ontario squad from Norwood-St. Boniface in Winnipeg swept the team titles at The Royal Canadian Legion’s 2019 Dominion Eight-Ball Championships held May 25-26.

ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION Branch 625 Richmond REMEMBRANCE DAY CONTESTS WINNERS-2013 Congratulations to all 200 entries in our Branch Competitions this year. Our Legion was very pleased that you took time “to remember”. Eleven of our First Place Entries have their work at the next level, the Zone Level of Competition. These results will be out.

Taking advantage of all students being present, about 175, following the ceremony Provincial level of the Legion Poster, Poem and Essay contest sponsored by Branch 244 of Hemmingford were announced and the winners were presented with a cash prize.

Royal Canadian Legion Writing Contest This contest is aimed at raising awareness and honoring the memory of those who gave their lives during WWI, WWII and the Korean War. You may submit an essay or a poem. Winners will get a cash prize and the chance to compete at a regional and provincial level. See document below for full details.