Newfoundland and Labrador Command,The Royal Canadian Legion

Newfoundland and Labrador Command,The Royal Canadian Legion The Legion strives to ensure that the deeds of those who fell are not forgotten.

Whether it is through our promotion and organization of Remembrance Day events in Newfoundland and Labrador, our annual Poppy Campaign, the creation and care of memorials like the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the preservation of the records and memories of fallen heroes, youth education or many of the other activities we are involved in, we honour the past. Of course, it is not only to honour the

fallen that we observe Remembrance Day each and every year. As part of our observance, we also acknowledge the courage and sacrifice of all Veterans including currently serving. In fact, through the generosity of Canadians who take part in our Poppy Campaign, we are able to serve Veterans and their families on a daily basis. With a number of advocacy efforts and member services, we ensure that they are cared for and treated with the respect they deserve

We Will Remember Them.
09/04/2026

We Will Remember Them.

🇨🇦🎖️ Some names become part of a community’s history forever.

Corporal Brian Pinksen of Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador, dreamed of serving his country from a young age and joined the reserves while still in high school. He later deployed to Afghanistan with the 1st Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment Battle Group.

On August 22, 2010, Pinksen was injured during a patrol in Afghanistan. He died from his injuries eight days later, on August 30, 2010, at just 20 years old.

Today, Cpl Pinksen Memorial Drive in Corner Brook stands as a lasting reminder of his life and service. The memorial road was created by his community, with its sign unveiled in October 2011. 🇨🇦🕊️

Have you ever seen a Canadian memorial that made you stop and remember someone who served? ❤️

We Will Remember them
09/03/2026

We Will Remember them

September 03, 2006
Kandahar, Afghanistan

Four Canadian soldiers were killed and nine others wounded during heavy fighting as part of a major International Security Assistance Force air and ground offensive against Taliban insurgents approximately 15 km west of Kandahar City, Afghanistan.

Sgt Shane Hank Stachnik, WO Frank Robert Mellish CD, WO Richard Francis Nolan CD and Pte William Jonathan James Cushley were Killed In Action during killed during Operation Medusa, a ground offensive against the Taliban in southern Afghanistan.

Lest We Forget.

We Will Remember Them.
09/03/2026

We Will Remember Them.

Cpl. Michael Seggie came from a family with a long tradition of military service.

Cpl. Andrew “Drew” Grenon was known for his positive spirit and bravery.

Pte. Chadwick Horn earned the respect of his comrades through his hard work and courage.

All three were just days or weeks away from returning home when they were killed in Afghanistan on September 3, 2008.

Today, we honour their memory and reflect on the sacrifice they made in service to Canada.

Visit their online memorials and leave them a virtual poppy.

Cpl. Michael Seggie:
https://ow.ly/hauM50ZIMmW

Cpl. Andrew “Drew” Grenon:
https://ow.ly/ifK250ZIMmY

Pte. Chadwick Horn:
https://ow.ly/O1y450ZIMmZ

We Will Remember Them.
09/03/2026

We Will Remember Them.

Today is Merchant Navy Veterans Day. We Remember and honour the extraordinary courage of the civilian mariners who braved the waters during the Second World War.

Those who served in Canada's Merchant Navy, Canada’s fleet of transport ships that carried desperately needed equipment, fuel, goods, and personnel to Europe and around the world, had to do their vital job knowing that their ships were prime targets for enemy action.

To learn more: https://www.veterans.gc.ca/en/remembrance/classroom-materials/lesson-plans/historical-sheets/merchant-navy

Photo: Consolidated 'Liberator' G.R. V aircraft of R.A.F. Coastal Command escorting trans-Atlantic convoy, ca. 1943.
Photo: National Archives of Canada/PA - 107907

We Will Remember Them.
09/03/2026

We Will Remember Them.

We Will Remember Them
08/29/2026

We Will Remember Them

From a young age, Corporal Brian Pinksen dreamed of serving his country. While still in high school in Corner Brook, Newfoundland and Labrador, he joined the reserves.

Brian deployed to Afghanistan as part of the 1st Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment Battle Group.

In August 2010, he was struck by an improvised explosive device while on foot patrol southwest of Kandahar. He died eight days later as a result of his wounds. He was 20 years old.

Today, Cpl Pinksen Memorial Drive in his hometown stands as a lasting tribute to his service, courage and sacrifice.

Take a moment to visit his virtual memorial and learn more about his story: https://ow.ly/N1w750WxqhA

📷 Pictured: Brian Pinksen (right) in Afghanistan with a fellow service member.

Well we just made Ryan Parsons (ticket  # 0214)from Happy Valley Goose Bay a very happy man!! He just won draw  # 12 of ...
08/27/2026

Well we just made Ryan Parsons (ticket # 0214)from Happy Valley Goose Bay a very happy man!! He just won draw # 12 of our Provincial Command Calendar Draw and will receive a cheque for a nice $1000.00!!! A great way to get a weekend started!! His ticket will go back in the “BIG DRUM” for all remaining draws including……. YES the BIG $10,000.00 draw on December 17th. But we still have 6 more draws to make before that!
Thanks again to everyone who bought or sold tickets. Your support is very much appreciated.
See you on September 10th for the next draw.
Enjoy whats left to our summer.

08/27/2026
Looking for some information here. We have all of these wonderful Veteran pictures from what we think they are from Hare...
08/19/2026

Looking for some information here. We have all of these wonderful Veteran pictures from what we think they are from Hare Bay. We know the family name is Collins. If anyone can offer some information please let us know by sending an email to

[email protected]

Thanks very much

08/19/2026

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