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The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 56 in Pleasantville is cleaning up and assessing the damage after a flood Monday night. We reach the Branch president to find out how the cleanup is going. (Krissy Holmes with Mark Brown)

What time is it? It's Eatin' Time! with Belton Johnson - powered by the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association! Grill-master Belton Johnson joins Taylor MacPherson with his recipe for TOMAHAWK STEAK. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 001 vice president, Reid Hill, joins Taylor MacPherson to share about this year's newly-improved poppy campaign raising funds and awareness for the Legion. A screening this weekend will focus on remembrance ahead of November 11th. The recent events of Operation Calvados will be highlighted in a documentary by the Regina Rifles Trust, highlighting the community work that marked the 80th anniversary of D-Day with a statue installation in Normandy and a Tour of Honour for current serving members of the Royal Regina Rifles.

Allan Boileau is a member of the executive committee of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #6 Moncton.

The Canada Day edition of The FAN Morning Show live on location from the Royal Canadian Legion (Branch 344) continues into its final hour as the clock creeps closer to the opening of NHL Free Agency. Hosts Ben Ennis & Brent Gunning start by discussing what could be the most Canadian thing to do today around listening to the latest signings and moves made by NHL teams. They bring on hockey insider Renaud Lavoie of TVA Sports to get a sense of what he's hearing or sees coming down today (07:10). The trio dive specifically into the Maple Leafs and what lies ahead for them today and the offseason. They look at if the belief is that the Leafs will sign Chris Tanev to a contract and what that could look like as well as where things lie currently between the team & Mitch Marner. In the back end of this hour, Ben & Brent check in with Sportsnet's own David Amber on how busy he will be today hosting Signing Season on the network (27:40). The trio discuss what we already know and the busy week that was around the draft and free agency. They look at what names are out they'll be keeping an eye on today as news drops; taking some time to specifically discuss the Tampa Bay Lightning, and the Toronto Maple Leafs. The trio look at if Steven Stamkos could be being pushed out of Tampa while Jake Guentzel is brought in and what names are available to help bolster Toronto's blueline. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate.

Veda Hille is a beloved Vancouver musician, composer, theatre maker, and performer. She first played in a band called Mudlarks and started making records under her own name in 1991. She also had a children's band called Duplex. She has been involved in music, art, and theatre for several decades, creating and collaborating in many genres. This conversation took place on May 14th 2024. Venues visited: La Quena Coffee House was at 1111 Commercial Drive from the early 1980s until 2000. It was a non-profit political meeting hub. Cafe Deux Soleils (1393 Commercial Dr, ) was a vegetarian restaurant which hosted music and poetry events starting in the ‘90s, and closed in 2022. Edison Electric Gallery of Moving Images, an experimental film centre run by Alex Mackenzie, was near Commercial and Venables. The Oddfellows Hall at 1720 Graveley Street (a branch of the international frateral orgnization), held at least a dozen punk shows fom 1979 to 1984. The York Theatre (639 Commercial Drive), where Veda Hille stages the East Van Panto each winter, was previously the New York Theatre rock venue in the ‘80s and ‘90s before becoming the Raja Bollywood Cinema. Royal Canadian Legion Branch 179 at 2205 Commercial Dr. Music clips used with artist permission. Veda Hille: Neighbourhood Song from Songs About People and Buildings (1991) One Hot Summer from Spine (1996)LuckLucky from This Riot Life (2008) Tracers from Beach Practice (2020)  

Twice over the last few weeks, vandals have damaged gravestones in the veteran's section of Forest Hill Cemetery in Fredericton. We speak with Joanne Gibson from the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #4 who says legion members are very upset. And Dan Monk from Monk Renovations answers your questions about home repairs and renos

Wayne Power is Manager of Power's Ambulance Service Limited, a family business which has been providing Emergency Medical Services to the Placentia Region since 1984.He earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from Memorial University and has completed numerous leadership and professional development programs through the Regional Cadet Instructor School, Fire and Emergency Services and the College of the North Atlantic. An active practitioner in the field of pre-hospital care he is a trained Emergency Medical Responder.A volunteer in the community he serves as Chairperson of the Our Lady of Angels Parish Finance Council and the Voices of Placentia Bay Festival Committee and Vice Chairperson of CBDC Avalon West. He is a director with the NL Association of Community Business Development Corporations, the Multi-Materials Stewardship Board, past chair of the Port of Argentia, The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 33 and the Placentia Area Historical Society.  He served as an elected member of the municipal council in Placentia for nine years, including four years as Mayor and is also a past Regional Director with Municipalities NL. He has also previously served as a member of the Board of Directors of MADD Avalon.He has been involved in the Canadian Cadet Organization for over 24 years and is currently a member of the Canadian Forces – Cadet Organization Administration and Training Service. He holds the rank of Captain and is serving as Commanding Officer of 2558 Placentia Royal Canadian Army Cadets.He is the recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal and the Canadian Forces Decoration. He has also received the 15-year volunteer service award from MADD Canada and the Canada 150 Community Leader Award.Wayne joined the Placentia Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors in 2017 as Vice President. He became President at the Annual General Meeting in the Fall of 2019.#galeforcewins is an inspirational podcast with New episodes every Tuesday evening on Youtube or wherever you get your podcasts.We also launched Gale Force Wins on the Rogers Television Network in St. John's on January 31st 2023 with a series of 12 episodes.You can also visit https://galeforcewins.com/To message Gerry visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerrycarew/To message Allan visit: https://www.linkedin.com/in/allanadale/

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Rob Campbell is the mayor of Salisbury and Susan Dryden is the branch president for the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 31.

For 20 years, the fate of the old Ontario Reformatory Lands have been a matter of some question, and the answer to that question is complicated by the tangled web of ownership. As successive governments have worked to untangle that web, all that residents and history buffs have been able to do is plan, advocate and educate, but what happens now that we're so close to revealing the final fate of the OR Lands? In 1909, Provincial Secretary for Ontario William Hanna began a progressive program for prison reform in Ontario, and the Ontario Reformatory in Guelph was perhaps the finest example of his idealism. There is a certain irony in one of the most beautiful places in Guelph being a prison site, but that's only because the inmates of the time made it so; from the prison building to the landscaping and the man-made lake. But the OR closed in 2002, all the inmates were moved to other accommodations, and aside from the occasional film or TV production, the OR lands have largely been reclaimed by the people. It's a great place that you can almost never stop exploring, but it's about to change in very big ways with almost 600 acres sold to Fusion Homes and a Heritage District study currently underway. What's next for the Ontario Reformatory Lands, and whose vision will be better represented? On this week's podcast we're joined by Alex Smith, who is on the board of directors of the Yorklands Green Hub, to talk about the goals of the Hub, and the reasons he's involved. He will also talk about the ownership of the property, and whether all the stakeholders are on the same page in terms of the efforts to preserve the OR Lands' heritage value. And finally, he will talk about encouraging public access to the lands right now, and whether or not they're getting the right amount of attention this election. So let's go back to the OR Lands, maybe for the first time, on this week's Guelph Politicast! You can learn more about the Yorklands Green Hub at their website. The Hub will be holding a Tree Festival on the OR lands on Saturday September 24 from 1 to 3 pm and you can find that information at the YGH website. For something more formal, there will be an in-person open house about the Heritage Conservation District (HCD) Study on Thursday September 29 at 6:30 pm at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #234. The City also collecting your feedback on the review until October 13. The host for the Guelph Politicast is Podbean. Find more episodes of the Politicast here, or download them on your favourite podcast app at Apple, Stitcher, Google, TuneIn and Spotify . Also, when you subscribe to the Guelph Politicast channel and you will also get an episode of Open Sources Guelph every Monday, and an episode of End Credits every Friday.

President at the Royal Canadian Legions South Burnaby Branch 83 Steve Jesky.

Jenn Deon is the volunteer secretary with the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 56 and she joins us now to talk about a time-sensitive campaign- called: Operation Roll Call.

Operation Roll Call - Jenn Deon Royal Canadian Legion Branch 56 Secretary by VOCM

On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 165 about celebrating their 70th anniversary. We also chat with the RMWB about their ongoing downtown revitalization engagement.

Jeff Knoll and Face2Face host David Peck talk about listening, hopeful idealism and change, affordable housing, libraries, community service, Taylor Swift, 1930’s movies theatres and why municipal politics matters. Meet Jeff Knoll I have had the honour of serving as Oakville’s Ward 5 Regional and Town Councillor since being first elected in 2000 and re-elected in subsequent elections in 2002, 2006, 2010 and 2014. A local entrepreneur and employer, I am also the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Film.Ca Cinemas in Oakville.As Town and Regional Councillor, I have served on almost every committee and board within the municipalities I represent on behalf of the residents of Ward 5. I am currently a member of the Halton Police Services Board and am Chair of the Oakville Public Library. I am also a member of the Oakville Administrative Services Committee, the Halton Administration & Finance Committee and as the Halton representative on the Community Environment and Noise Advisory Committee at the GTAA (Toronto Pearson Airport).In addition to my current committee and board experience, I have served on the boards of the Halton Health Care Services Corporation, the Halton Children’s Aid Society, and the Oakville & Milton Humane Society. I also proudly served as a Board Member and President of the Halton Community Housing Corporation for more than ten years.Outside of my Council responsibilities, I am a member of the Oakville Chamber of Commerce and am a member and active volunteer with the Oak Park Neighbourhood Centre where my wife Michelle is the Executive Director. I am also a long-time member, former chairman and the current group sponsor of the 1st Trafalgar Scouts, and a founding member and volunteer with the Trafalgar Township Historical Society, a Member of the Rotary Club of Oakville Trafalgar and the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 114. My life-long interests in the film industry stem from a part-time job at a local movie theatre I had as a young teen in Windsor, where I grew up. I went on to study Political Science and Communications (film and television) at the University of Windsor. Michelle and I have lived in Oak Park for 19 years. We’ve raised five kids here, and are enjoying time with our four grandchildren and our rambunctious rescue beagle, Roxas. For more info head to his website here. Image Copyright: Jeff Knoll. Used with permission. For more information about David Peck’s podcasting, writing and public speaking please visit his site here. With thanks to producer Josh Snethlage and Mixed Media Sound. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 165 discusses some ongoing events including Marksman shooting competition and how they will play a role in any future emergency situations.

Here it is - October 2016 Community Events Calendar for Stouffville, Ontario​ - Oct 1 - Culture Days - Oct 6 - Food Truck Frenzy - Oct 15 - Electronic Waste Recycling Event - Oct 15 & 16 - 16th Annual Stouffville Studio Tour - Oct 15 - OctoberFair - Oct 16 - Royal Canadian Legion Branch 459, Ladies Auxiliary Country Breakfast - Oct 18 thru Dec 10 - Exhibit - Fit to be Tied - Oct 22 - The Chuck and Johnny Show - Beginners Guide to the Blues - Oct 29 - Ghou-licious - Oct 29 - Haunted Schoolhouse - Oct 30 - Dufflebag Theatre's Dracula If you require any further details on the events in the video please check out the town website at: http://www.townofws.ca/en/calendar/events If I have missed an event please feel free to post in the comment boxes below and kindly include the location and date of the event. Feel Free to Call/Text me Anytime: 905 251 7852 For more great videos featuring local businesses, community events, market updates and more, stay tuned to www.Stouffville.tv

Community Events Calendar - Stouffville, Ontario - September 2016 Want to stay up to date on what is happening in Stouffville, Ontario? Here is your Community Events Calendar for Sept 2016 - Through Sept 17 - Heart through the Hands - Sept 8 - Food Truck Frenzy - Sept 10 - Tree Tenders Volunteer Training Program - Sept 14 - Trip to the Blue Jays Game - Sept 17 - Stouffville Motorfest - Sept 17 - Fall Forest Festival - Sept 18 - Royal Canadian Legion Branch 459, Ladies Auxiliary Country Breakfast - Sept 18 - The Velveteen Rabbit by Ballet Jorgan - Sept 23 - Sweet Alibi - Sept 24 - The Village Pallettes - Sept 30 - Full Bodied Short Stories If you have any questions, the link to the town website events page is in the video. Please feel free to Call/Text me anytime: 905 251 7852 If you want to stay up to date on Local Businesses in Stouffville, Track Real Estate Market Trends, Learn more about Community Events and more, stay up to date by checking out: www.Stouffville.tv Alternatively you can download my Podcast on iTunes: http://apple.co/1NHRhyQ