Royal Canadian Legion General Alexander Ross Branch No. 77 - Yorkton

Royal Canadian Legion General Alexander Ross Branch No. 77 - Yorkton The Royal Canadian Legion cares for all those who have served our nation.

As members, we show our thanks by supporting and advocating for Veterans, by remembering their sacrifices, and by continuing the tradition of service in helping our communities.

🗓This Friday at the Legion!🗓️🍻Lounge opens at 4:00🍽$10 a plate served at 5:00🍰Dessert included 🎟50/50 prize🥩10 meat draw...
06/18/2026

🗓This Friday at the Legion!🗓️

🍻Lounge opens at 4:00
🍽$10 a plate served at 5:00
🍰Dessert included
🎟50/50 prize
🥩10 meat draws

Please join us!
06/15/2026

Please join us!

Remembering Shelby
06/12/2026

Remembering Shelby

🇨🇦 Courage in the face of impossible odds - Brittany was lucky enough to learn about Pilot Officer Andrew Mynarski while...
06/12/2026

🇨🇦 Courage in the face of impossible odds - Brittany was lucky enough to learn about Pilot Officer Andrew Mynarski while on the Legion National Foundation Pilgrimage of Remembrance. Shown in the photo is the exact spot where the bomber crashed through the bush line. Also shown in the photo is the propeller cone from the aircraft that was used as a pot for flowers by a local for years after the war.

On June 12, 1944, Pilot Officer Andrew Mynarski of Winnipeg displayed extraordinary bravery when his Lancaster bomber was shot down over France. With his own aircraft engulfed in flames, Mynarski delayed his escape in an attempt to rescue a trapped crewmate.
Though severely burned, he refused to abandon his comrade. Mynarski later succumbed to his injuries, but the crewmate he tried to save survived the crash. For his selfless heroism and devotion to duty, Mynarski was posthumously awarded the Victoria Cross, the Commonwealth's highest award for valour.

His sacrifice remains one of the most inspiring examples of courage in Canadian military history.

Credits: Canadian War Museum

Remembering Patrick ❤️
06/12/2026

Remembering Patrick ❤️

June is Indigenous History Month in Canada and as a Legion we are proud to fly the Treaty Four flag during the month of ...
06/11/2026

June is Indigenous History Month in Canada and as a Legion we are proud to fly the Treaty Four flag during the month of June at our branch! ‘As long as the sun shines, grass grows, and rivers flow.’ We are all Treaty People!

Yorkton Tribal Council

🎵🎶🎼🎸🎤This Friday is Jam Night following our Friday Social! 🎤🎸🎼🎶🎵
06/11/2026

🎵🎶🎼🎸🎤This Friday is Jam Night following our Friday Social! 🎤🎸🎼🎶🎵

🗓This Friday at the Legion!🗓️🍻Lounge opens at 4:00🍽$15 a plate served at 5:00🍰Dessert included 🎟50/50 prize🥩10 meat draw...
06/11/2026

🗓This Friday at the Legion!🗓️

🍻Lounge opens at 4:00
🍽$15 a plate served at 5:00
🍰Dessert included
🎟50/50 prize
🥩10 meat draws

🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈June is Pride Month in Canada🏳️‍🌈🇨🇦As a Legion, we recognize the damage that was done to our veterans during the p...
06/08/2026

🇨🇦🏳️‍🌈June is Pride Month in Canada🏳️‍🌈🇨🇦

As a Legion, we recognize the damage that was done to our veterans during the purge.

Canada has a sordid history of what can be termed as state-sponsored homophobia, bi-phobia, and transphobia. For decades there was a policy aimed at oppressing and consequently criminalizing same-sex conduct through “heteronormalization.” Heterosexual relationships were depicted by society at large as being ‘normal’. Conversely, same-sex relationships were often suppressed and depicted as savage or abnormal sexuality through state-backed churches and criminal law.

The LGBT community has historically been the subject of prosecution and discrimination in the Canadian Armed Forces, RCMP, and Federal Public Service. The campaign to identify and purge LGBT Federal Public Servants on the basis of their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression in the Federal Public Service and military began in the 1950s and continued for decades.

For more information or for help, be sure to check out the Rainbow Veterans of Canada

https://rainbowveterans.ca/about-the-purge/

✝️🇨🇦On Friday, we were fortunate to have the help of the students from the History 30 and Indigenous 30 classes of YRHS ...
06/08/2026

✝️🇨🇦On Friday, we were fortunate to have the help of the students from the History 30 and Indigenous 30 classes of YRHS cleaning and decorating the graves in preparation for D-Day! 🇨🇦✝️

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Yorkton, SK

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Wednesday 9am - 12pm
Friday 9am - 12pm
Saturday 3pm - 8pm

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