Centre Hastings Commemorates the Royal Canadian Legion’s 100th Anniversary with Recognition of Madoc Legion Branch 363

CENTRE HASTINGS, ON – July 17, 2026 – The Municipality of Centre Hastings Council was proud to attend and participate in the celebration of the 100th Anniversary of The Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 363, recognizing a century of dedicated service to veterans, their families, and the community.

On behalf of the Municipality of Centre Hastings Council, we extend our sincere congratulations to The Royal Canadian Legion on celebrating 100 years of service. For a century, the Legion has played a vital role in supporting veterans, promoting remembrance, and strengthening communities across Canada. The commitment and dedication demonstrated by Legion members have made a lasting and meaningful impact on countless lives.

(Council members were honoured to join Legion representatives, members, and guests on July 17, 2026, to celebrate this significant milestone and reflect on the organization's proud history and enduring legacy).

"On behalf of the Municipality of Centre Hastings Council, we extend our sincere congratulations to The Royal Canadian Legion on celebrating 100 years of service. Your dedication to supporting veterans, promoting remembrance, and strengthening our community has made a lasting impact. We wish you continued success and thank you for your many contributions over the years."

(Mayor Tom Deline stands with members of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 363 in Madoc to recognize the Royal Canadian Legion's 100th Anniversary and its century of service to veterans and communities across Canada).

 The Municipality is grateful for the Legion's unwavering service and leadership in fostering community spirit, honouring the sacrifices of Canada's veterans, and preserving the importance of remembrance for future generations.

Congratulations to The Royal Canadian Legion on 100 Years of Service and Community Support. We wish the organization continued success in its important work for many years to come.

(Pictured left to right: Councillor Kevin McLaughlin, Councillor Judy Brant, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 363 President Brian Nickle, Mayor Tom Deline, Royal Canadian Legion Branch 363 1st Vice President Tim Clark, and Deputy Mayor Eric Sandford).