Royal Canadian Legion Br 134

08/02/2026

If you can’t make it up to Victoria, you can donation online with a donation.

https://cavss.ca/the-veterans-food-bank-of-victoria

08/01/2026

Located in Langford BC if you need your medals done

General Service Medal – EXPEDITION (GSM-EXP), Special Service Medal (SSM), King Charles III’s Coronation Medal and Canadian Forces' Decoration (CD)

08/01/2026

This is a very important document that will help the survivor out.

Being a widow or widower is hard enough, finding information shouldn’t be. We developed a resource guide to help survivors quickly find information on the supports available through Veterans Affairs Canada. Learn more: https://ow.ly/MEU150YUGsT

07/31/2026

Received in from Broadmead Care Victoria BC

July 31, 2026
Veterans at Broadmead Care
This month, Veterans Health Centre Day Program participant William (Bill) McIntyre is being feaetured through the Lookout Newspaper Veterans Corner series. Created in partnership with Broadmead Care, the series shares the stories of veterans who attend the Veterans Health Centre Day Program and those who call Veterans Memorial Lodge home.

Bill was just 19 years old when he left his family’s farm in Prince Edward Island to join the Royal Canadian Navy. He spent more than 30 years serving as a marine engineer, helping keep ships running safely during training, repairs, and deployments. His work took him around the world, and he took great pride in serving his country. Bill’s story is a reminder of the dedication and quiet service of the men and women who helped protect Canada, often behind the scenes.

Read Bill’s story by clicking the image above, or find it on page 8 in the full July 13, 2026 edition of the Lookout newspaper here.
Today, Bill attends the Veterans Health Centre Day Program at Veterans Memorial Lodge, where he enjoys sharing stories from his years of service. His life is a reminder that hard work, teamwork, and dedication can make a lasting difference.

07/30/2026

These are now available for purchase at the Branch as of this Friday. We had to move a few columns of pull tabs around.

We are proud to partner with BCLC to celebrate our 100th Anniversary with a new, limited-edition pull tab: “At Your Service.” The ticket is available at participating Legion Branches, as well as Hospitality locations, in BC, while supplies last.

Learn more: https://corporate.bclc.com/articles/our-business/2026/bclc-launches--at-your-service--pull-tab-in-support-of-royal-can.html

07/30/2026

Update: We are full but you can leave your name on a waiting list for a POPUP TAILGATE MARKET. There are always cancellations.

Date: Saturday, September 12th, 2026
Time: 10 AM to 1:30 PM. Vendors come in earlier to set up
Where: Malahat Legion, 1625 Shawnigan-Mill Bay Road

WHAT’S HAPPENING!

We have 22 tailgate spots fo your Popup Tailgate Market. Tailgate spots are $30 each; with proceeds going to support Cops For Cancer – Tour de Rock . Our tailgate spots are two vehicle spaces and you must bring your own table or tent if needed.

Registration is off our Website and payment is immediate. Etransfer, cash at the bar and PayPal is another option.

We have 22 tailgate spots fo your Popup Tailgate Market. Tailgate spots are $30 each; with proceeds going to support Cops For Cancer - Tour de Rock . Our

07/30/2026

Have you thought about joining the Legion. This is your chance FREE. Drop in to the Branch or go onto our website www.malahatlegion.ca and join.

07/29/2026

If your up in Langford anytime this summer , our The Veterans Food Bank Of Victoria is in need of a few items.

07/27/2026

On this day in 1953, the Korean Armistice Agreement was signed, bringing an end to over three years of active fighting on the Korean Peninsula. Over 26,000 Canadians served in the Korean War, and 516 Canadians lost their lives in service. Today, we remember the bravery and sacrifice of all those who served.

(Photo and Info Source: Veterans Affairs Canada)

07/27/2026

Do reach out to Kyle Scott off of Canadian Veterans: Owed or Missing Medals if your requiring assistance to get your medals for your family. It is never too late.

The reality is we will likely never find every case where a veteran is owed a medal, but we can try.

Even if they are long gone now, we can still apply on behalf of your loved one.

The amount of Canadians who served in our early years with NATO in France, Belgium, and Germany who have not received their medal is likely in the thousands.

If your loved one served six months in Europe between 1 January, 1951 and 19 October, 2004, they are likely entitled to the Special Service Medal with NATO bar.

I would love to help you and your family apply for this.

Kyle