Branch 004, Royal Canadian Legion, Verdun, Qc

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Branch 004,
Verdun

Address:

290 rue Argyle,
Verdun, QC,
H4H 1T8

Telephone:

(514) 769-2489

Founded:

October 25, 1926

District:

07-Hochelaga

Email:

legionbranch4verdun@gmail.com

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The executive committee of Branch 004.
(Updated on: November 2, 2023)

President: Comrade Darlene E. Harrison
1^st Vice-president: Comrade Kevin O'Connor
2^nd Vice-president: Comrade Howard Curotte
Secretary: Comrade Lisa Tetreault
Treasurer: Comrade Nigel Henderson
Service Officer: Comrade Kevin Shepherd
Poppy Chairperson: Comrade Nigel Henderson
Membership Chairperson: Comrade H. Ronald Harrison
Sick visiting: Comrade Darlene Howard
Bar/Event officer: Comrade Kevin Shepherd

Annual Battle of Ypres Parade and wreath laying ceremony

April 28, 2024

Second Battle of Ypres
At the Second Battle of Ypres, Belgium, 1915.
(painting by Richard Jack, courtesy Canadian War Museum/8179)

The Royal Canadian Legion Verdun Branch 004 will be having their annual Ypres Parade and wreath laying ceremony on Sunday, April 28, 2024, to commemorate an important Battle for Canadians that happened during World War I.

The Battle of Ypres which started April 22, 1915.

This Battle was important as the largest contingent of Canadian soldiers that participated were from the City of Verdun, Quebec.

The memorial service will be held at 14h00 at the Verdun Cenotaph in Remembrance Park/ Parc du Souvenir in front of the Verdun City Hall.

All are invited to come and remember those who have given their lives to protect our freedom that we have enjoyed all these years.

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Flag to half mast when required

March 24, 2024

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Although Branch 004 Verdun is without building, one of their Ordinary Members, Comrade H. Ronald Harrison, lowers his Flag to half mast when required, as with the passing of Comrade Greenlees and Vimy Day, April 9.