Royal Canadian Legion Branch 350 Port Dalhousie

06/18/2026

Come and join us for the DYC sail past this Saturday. What’s better then sipping an ice cold beverage on the patio over looking the water with sailboats decorated to the nines?

The return of our Port Dalhousie famous charcuterie boxes! They are available at the bar for dine in or take out. Only $12 and one dollar out of every box will be donated to our friends at the Lincoln and Welland Foundation Band.

We are looking forward to announcing the return of our BBQ, live music on the patio, Canada Day celebrations, our Legion 100th anniversary and two exciting promotional partnerships as we collaborate with Moosehead Breweries and Molson Canadian.

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

Thank you to the Snowbirds for the wonderful afternoon treat!

06/16/2026

✨⭐🥎Grantham Optimist Club Softball Sponsor Spotlight🥎⭐✨

Thank you to our Grantham Optimist Softball team sponsor, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 350 Port Dalhousie !

"At Royal Canadian Legion Branch 350, our mission is to ensure that veterans and their families receive the care and support they deserve. We offer a range of services and programs designed to meet the unique needs of each individual we serve. From financial assistance to mental health support, we are committed to providing compassionate and effective services to those who have served our country."

We strive to make our quality program accessible to every player, and that’s only possible through the generosity of our community partners. Please support these local businesses and organizations and show these posts some love! And of course, don't forget to give them a follow!

06/09/2026

The Royal Newfoundland Regiment is one of the oldest regiments in Canada. With a history dating back to 1795, it only became a part of the Canadian Army in 1949.

During the First World War, Newfoundland was not yet part of Canada, but a separate dominion of the British Empire. Despite the province’s small population, it raised a regiment that would build a lasting legacy of bravery and sacrifice.

During the war, it was the only colonial regiment given the title “Royal.”

Today, the Royal Newfoundland Regiment remains a proud part of Canada’s Armed Forces and a cornerstone of Newfoundland and Labrador’s heritage.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/35SA50Z9qzn

📸: The Rooms, Provincial Archives, B 5-147

06/09/2026

Stay tuned! We will be annoucing the return of our waterside patio BBQ and summertime entertainment soon!

06/06/2026

06/06/2026

On June 6, 1944, more than 14,000 Canadians landed on the beaches of Normandy. The Allied D-Day invasion was one of the most pivotal moments of the Second World War.

Facing heavy enemy fire and impossible conditions, Canadian soldiers fought with extraordinary courage to help liberate Europe from German occupation. More than 350 Canadians lost their lives that day, and hundreds more were wounded.

Today, we remember the bravery and sacrifice of all those who served on D-Day and throughout the Battle of Normandy. Their courage changed the course of history.

Lest we forget.

Read more about D-Day: https://ow.ly/MITy50Z83iC