The legion said the level red restrictions in Winnipeg mean volunteers have had to 'think outside the box' when it comes to distributing poppies this year.

Many Calgarians are finding it harder to find a poppy this year because the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in fewer stores having them available.

Appreciating Remembrance Day should require more than just peer pressure and public shaming, Rob Breakenridge writes.

B.C. Premier John Horgan is criticizing Whole Foods for its controversial policy banning Canadian employees from wearing a poppy.

A 46-foot-long blanket of poppies — a labour of love for dozens of knitters, crocheters, and other volunteers in the Minnedosa area — has been wrapped around the community's cenotaph.

No Stone Left Alone started with one family and has now grown into an effort to ensure every fallen soldier is remembered with a poppy.

“New this year is the ability to donate online and by text."

The pandemic-related change this year prevents volunteers and legion members from selling face-to-face poppies in front of stores like they typically do.

Ten poppy boxes have been stolen from the Regina Royal Canadian Legion, with some taken on Remembrance Day.

The reaction follows the long-time hockey commentator's removal by Sportsnet in response to his controversial remarks on immigrants and poppies.