Thursday, November 26, 10:00 AM
Tour of the museum (located at Royal Canadian Legion Nutana Branch 362). The museum is run by volunteers who provide guided tours and answer questions. It is a registered charity dedicated to preserving and showcasing Canada’s military heritage. It houses thousands of artifacts donated by veterans, families, collectors, and Legion members. Exhibits highlight local veterans, major conflicts, and specialized military equipment.
Admission is $5 per adult. After our tour we will have lunch at Red’s Bar and Grill in Hunter’s Eastview Bowling.
To register for this event contact the trip leader: Joan Feather, 306-653-3160, jfeather@sasktel.net. Please indicate if you plan to join us for the lunch as well.
Members of the Canadian Women's Army Corps, August 5, 1943. From left to right: Melba Davidson, Mary Greyeyes, Fern Davidson, and Alice Mackie. These CWAC members (all from Saskatchewan and all holding the rank of private) had just arrived in Britain as part of a larger contingent of armed forces. (Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons)