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The ‘Remember Vimy’ Event

Royal Canadian Legion 593 Bells Corners 4026 Old Richmond Rd, Nepean, ON, Canada

The Battle of Vimy Ridge was a brilliant Canadian Victory. It became synonymous with efficiency and success. But it cost 4,000 Canadian lives. It was the first step in the Canadian path to Glory. Those interested in history and are in the Ottawa area are welcome to join our History Event. If you have items to sell, trade or buy, bring them along. There will be tables, and a bar. Let’s save Canadian History!

The ‘Remember Gallipoli’ History Event

Royal Canadian Legion 593 Bells Corners 4026 Old Richmond Rd, Nepean, ON, Canada

The Gallipoli Campaign was one of the most exotic and infamous of the Great War. Hard-fought in a romantic location, it was the near victory that ended in failure. It cost 50, 000 Allied lives. It was Churchill’s Folly. Those interested in history and are in the Ottawa area are welcome to join our History Event. If you have items to sell, trade or buy, bring them along. There will be tables, and a bar. Let’s save Canadian History. COME ON OTTAWA; JOIN THE 77TH OVERSEAS CLUB!

The ‘Remember Ypres’ History Event

Royal Canadian Legion 593 Bells Corners 4026 Old Richmond Rd, Nepean, ON, Canada

The Ypres Salient was the most infamous of the Great War Battlefields. Held by Empire Forces from 1914-18, being the target of four major battles it’s legacy lives on. More...

The ‘Remember The Somme’ History Event

Royal Canadian Legion 593 Bells Corners 4026 Old Richmond Rd, Nepean, ON, Canada

The Battle of the Somme was the first bloodbath of the Great War for the British Empire. Day 1 cost 20,000 British (and Newfoundlander) deaths, and over the next weeks thousands would fall for minor gains.

The ‘Remember Hill 70’ History Event

Royal Canadian Legion 593 Bells Corners 4026 Old Richmond Rd, Nepean, ON, Canada

Hill 70 was one the lesser known victories of the Canadian Corps. It was also Arthur Currie’s first battle as Commander of the Corps. It was a brilliant idea, well executed and an example of how Currie did what he needed to do regardless of what the British Generals instructed.