The Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 24 has a very long history of service to Cranbrook and area veterans and their families. The Royal Canadian…
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Local business turning loss into purpose
A Cranbrook business is turning loss into purpose. A thief recently stole the poppy donation box from COBS Bread (Cranbrook) – a dastardly deed that…
Legion fundraising to preserve and protect Cenotaph
Huge shout out to McPherson’s Funeral Services for their generous donation towards the fund to preserve and protect the Cenotaph and Wall of Honour in…
Legion Week BBQ Sept. 26
To celebrate Legion Week the Cranbrook Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 24, with the help of Egress Veterans Society and Mr. Mikes, will be hosting…
Rolling Barrage arriving in Cranbrook August 14
There is going to be a r-r-rumble in Cranbrook on Thursday, August 14. But a good kind of rumble. The ninth annual Rolling Barrage will…
Ninth annual Rolling Barrage arriving in August
Now in its ninth year, The Rolling Barrage is a nationwide motorcycle ride dedicated to raising awareness and funds for veterans and first responders. This coast-to-coast journey…
Bridge Interiors hosting Legion BBQ Nov. 2
Join members of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 24 and local veterans at Bridge Interiors on Saturday, November 2 from 10 a.m. to 4…
Poppy campaign launched with presentation to mayor
City of Cranbrook Mayor Wayne Price (left) is presented with a poppy from Tammy Richert (right), President of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 24…
Cranbrook Legion Poppy Campaign needs help
Did you know that per capita, the Cranbrook Legion has one of the most successful Poppy Campaigns in the province? Did you know that as well…
Regional Remembrance Day ceremonies
With the horrors of the Russia/Ukraine War hanging before all of us, there is no better time to remember the sacrifices made for all by…