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New Stamp Commemorates 100th Anniversary of The Royal Canadian Legion

A stamp celebrating the 100th anniversary of The Royal Canadian Legion has been issued. The stamp features the Legion's banner and the dates 1926-2026. Designed by Blair Thomson, the issue includes a booklet of six domestic rate stamps and an Official First Day Cover.

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The Royal Canadian Legion, an organization dedicated to veterans and serving communities across Canada, is marking its centenary with the release of a new commemorative stamp. This stamp highlights the Legion's banner and includes the inscription '100 Years,' alongside the dates 1926-2026 to signify the time since its founding.

Designed by Blair Thomson, the creative director responsible for the stamp's aesthetic, this commemorative piece includes a booklet of six domestic rate stamps and an Official First Day Cover. The release of this stamp commemorates a significant milestone in Canadian history and serves to honour the contributions of veterans through the Legion's longstanding work in supporting them and the communities they belong to.

The Royal Canadian Legion was established in 1926 and has played a pivotal role in advocating for veterans' rights and providing services to support them. This stamp not only marks a centennial celebration but also reflects on the legacy of the Legion's endeavours over the past century. The new release aims to encourage discussions about the importance of veteran affairs in Canada and the ongoing role of the Legion in supporting those who have served.

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