Celebrating Legion Week in Chemainus

The Chemainus Legion celebrated Legion Week with an open house and barbecue.

The Royal Canadian Legion opened its doors in communities across B.C. and the Yukon during Legion Week June 24-30. These community celebrations showcased the charitable and volunteer contributions of Legion members and the ladies auxiliaries. The Ladysmith and Chemainus Legions both held open houses during Legion Week. Here

The Royal Canadian Legion opened its doors in communities across B.C. and the Yukon during Legion Week June 24-30. These community celebrations showcased the charitable and volunteer contributions of Legion members and the ladies auxiliaries. The Ladysmith and Chemainus Legions both held open houses during Legion Week. Here

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