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National Youth Remembrance Contests, Royal Canadian Legion

Run by Royal Canadian Legion

Who can apply Students across Canada. Poster and literary entries go to your nearest Legion branch, which sets its own deadline

Cost and deadline

This program is
Free
Deadline December 15, 2026

Date from the provider's page, checked Oct 2026.

Visit the program site

Apply at https://www.remembrancecontests.ca/

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Worth knowing

Video submissions opened September 1, 2026.

Format
Competitions and challenges
Duration
One entry each fall
Grades
Kindergarten to Grade 12 (senior category for high school)
Location
Through your local Legion branch, with video entries online

About this program

Remembrance-themed contests in three forms, a poster, an original essay or poem, or a video. Poster and literary entries are judged at the branch, then provincial, then national level, and video entries go online from September 1 to December 15, 2026. Ask your nearest Legion branch for its poster and literary deadline.

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