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Legion National Foundation / The Royal Canadian Legion · Direct application
Annual national poster competition inviting Canadian students from kindergarten through grade 12 (Quebec secondary 5) to create original Remembrance-themed artwork in colour or black and white. Entries advance through Legion Branch and provincial levels before national judging; national winners in each grade band receive cash prizes up to $1,000 at the senior level plus plaques. Senior first-place winners in each poster category also receive an all-expense-paid trip to Ottawa for the National Remembrance Day Ceremony. Submit hand-drawn or painted work with an official registration form to your local Legion Branch by the branch deadline.
The National Youth Remembrance Poster Contest awards Up to $1,000. It is sponsored by Legion National Foundation / The Royal Canadian Legion.
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