Military & Veterans Organizations à St. Vital, Winnipeg, MB

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The Royal Canadian Legion 04-000 MAN/NWO COMMAND

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563 St Mary’s Rd, GLENWOOD, Winnipeg, R2M 3L6

(204) 233-3405

The Legion is a non-profit, dues-supported, fraternal organization. The Legion receives no financial assistance from any outside agency and membership is open to all Canadian veterans as well as serving and former members of the Canadian Forces, RCMP, The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary, other police forces and their dependants, and Canadians who subscribe to the purposes and objects of the organization.

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Royal Canadian Legion Branch 252

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426 Osborne St, Winnipeg, R3L 2A3

(204) 453-4254

The Royal Canadian Legion 04-252 WINNIPEG SOUTH OSBORNE

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426 Osborne St, Winnipeg, R3L 2A3

(204) 284-1695

Veterans organization

The Royal Canadian Legion 04-043 NORWOOD & ST BONIFACE

134 Marion St, Winnipeg, R2H 0T4

(204) 233-2329

Veterans organization

The Royal Canadian Legion 04-107 BELGIAN VETERANS

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407 Provencher Blvd, NORTH ST. BONIFACE, Winnipeg, R2H 0G9

(204) 231-0763

Veterans organization

Belgian Club

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407 Provencher Boulevard, NORTH ST. BONIFACE, Winnipeg, R2H 0G9

(204) 237-4263

The Legion’s image is portrayed by its members’ conduct, and care should be taken to ensure that this does not reflect badly on the Legion at any time, and most particularly, while wearing Legion dress. Members are responsible to their guest while such guests are in the Legion premises. Members should attend meetings and be punctual. Members should take part in debate at meetings and not criticize afterwards. The general meeting is the place to bring up criticism and complaints. Members should stand and address the chair before speaking. Members should not accept offices or appointments unless they are willing to assume the responsibilities of these offices. Members should abstain from reference to personalities during debate. Members have responsibilities towards the good name of the Legion. This includes supporting policies approved by convention. If a member disagrees with a policy then the way to change it is by resolution. When a confrontation arises between members, or a disagreement between President and members exists, care should be taken in resolving these situations. Both parties should discuss the problem thoroughly to ensure the facts are known to all concerned. The laying of complaints against a member is not always the best way to overcome a nasty situation, and should be used as an absolute last resort. The Legion uniform shall be worn on appropriate occasions only and not for sectarian or political purposes.