Royal Canadian Legion Branch #32 Cheticamp

08/02/2026

THEY'RE COMING!!! ARRIVING IN CHETICAMP, FROM BADDECK, AROUND 11AM!!! LET'S GIVE THEM THE BIGGEST WELCOME THEY'VE EVER RECEIVED!!! LEAVING CHETICAMP AT 1PM FROM LA DIGUE!!!

08/02/2026

By this time tomorrow, The Rolling Barrage will be coming off the ferry in North Sydney and about to start their journey toward Cheticamp. Welcome them into town around 11 AM. Driving across Canada to raise funds and awareness for Post Traumatic Stress injuries, they will park at La Digue and have lunch at Royal Canadian Legion before carrying on toward the Cape Breton Highlands National Park around 1 PM.

07/30/2026

Looking forward to seeing The Rolling Barrage drop in for lunch in Cheticamp on Monday. Will track their progress in Newfoundland between now and Sunday when they will ferry across to Cape Breton to continue their cross Canada journey.

07/28/2026

The 10th Annual Rolling Barrage ride will be arriving in Chéticamp on Monday, August 3rd at 11am! This group of veterans and first responders ride from Coast to Coast raising awareness and funds for PTSD! Communities across the country line the streets to support these riders and their mission. LET'S GIVE THEM THE BIGGEST WELCOME THEY'VE EVER RECEIVED!!!

07/20/2026

After a busy week of celebrating the Royal Canadian Legion's 100th anniversary, Branch 32 would like to say a big "Thank You" to the following:
Acadian Credit Union, Cheticamp, LeMoyne and Margaree Co-ops, Cheticamp Martial Arts and Keats Doucette Tattoos, la dollar store à Miss G, All Class band, les Voix-liées, all our volunteers and a special "Thank You" to all the community members and tourists alike who participated in our activities. Family Day was also a great success! Lots of fun was had by all! Merci beaucoup!

07/19/2026

Postoned until a later date! Stay tuned!

07/18/2026

Happening now! Come on over to the Legion!🎶

07/17/2026

07/17/2026

Know someone dedicated to improving the lives of Veterans? Nominate them for the Minister of Veterans Affairs Commendation.

This year, as The Royal Canadian Legion marks its 100th anniversary on July 17, we recognize the countless volunteers who have supported Veterans for generations.

Legion volunteers lead Remembrance Day ceremonies, help Veterans and their families access benefits and services, and provide peer support.

For their service and dedication to Canadian Veterans – we thank Legion volunteers, many of whom have received the Minister of Veterans Affairs Commendation in recognition of their commitment.

If you would like to nominate someone for this award, visit: https://ow.ly/VfXm50ZmWI1

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