Royal Canadian Legion General Stewart Branch No.4

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

 
 

Frequently Asked Questions


I'd like to make a donation in memory of a coworker. Where can I do that?

Donations can be made at Legion branch office from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Tuesday thru Saturday. The branch office is located at 324, Mayor Magrath Drive S. in Lethbridge.

Who do I contact to make a Mailing Address Change?

To change your mail address, email address,etc. please call the branch office at 403-327-6644 or go on-line and register your account then make any changes you want. To register your account click on this link Register.

CAN I RENEW MY MEMBERSHIP ON-LINE?

Yes. To renew click on this link Register.

Why is the American anthem played before the Canadian anthem on RemeMbrance Day?

Protocol dictates that the anthem of the visiting country is played first.

How can I figure out what a relatives medals mean?

The internet is a good source for identifying service medals. If you need help in this process please contact our Service Officer or Legion officer.

How can I become a member of the Legion?

You may be eligible for voting membership in a Canadian branch of The Royal Canadian Legion if you are a Canadian citizen or Commonwealth subject and are of federal voting age. You may be eligible for Non-Voting membership if you are a non-Canadian citizen or a non-Commonwealth subject from an Allied nation. To apply click Application.

Does the Lethbridge Legion rent hall space for weddings, funerals, etc?

Not at present. We are renovating our halls until September 2023.

Does the Lethbridge Legion offer scholarships to the grandchildren of veterans?

Scholarships are not offered but bursaries are. They must be applied for at the Lethbridge College prior to May of the current year.For more info click Bursaries.

Can I wear my parents medals at a militray function to honour them.

Wearing of military medals is intended for the person who has(had) earned them. Displaying your parents medal in your home or at a military museum perhaps, would be a great way to honor their service.