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The Poppy Campaign is back

The Poppy Campaign is back for another year.

From now until November 11, people all over Canada and right here in BC will wear a poppy to show their support for our veterans who are serving or have served our country.

The poppies are free at your local Legion and the Royal Canadian Legion will be out and about in the community, accepting donations.

New this year, you can go digital by visiting www.mypoppy.ca where you can personalize, dedicate, or share your own digital poppy with those you hold near and dear.

Kyle Christensen
Kyle Christensen
News & Weekend Announcer

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