The Royal Canadian Legion was formed in 1926. The Legion’s commitment to the Remembrance of those who gave their lives, health and wellbeing for peace and freedom is as valid today as it was then.

The Legion is in being to support veterans who have served Canada in war and in peace, and to support the communities in which they reside.  The Legion has a strong and continuing commitment in promoting Canada’s contribution to world peace, the protection of Canadian sovereignty and the preservation of national unity. As well, the Legion is Canada’s largest Veteran and community service organization.

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 554 encompasses the towns and villages of; Bouget, Casselman (part of), Cheney, Clarence Creek, Clarence Point, Cumberland, Hammond, Plantagenet (part of), Rockland, Sarsfield, Limoges (part of), Wendover, Plus several smaller communities.

This region spans parts of The City of Ottawa, The City of Clarence-Rockland, The Township of Alfred and Plantagenet, The Nation Municipality, and
The Municipality of Casselman.

The specific boundary description for Rockland and District Branch 554 is:
Zone G-5 Poppy and Branch Boundaries Rev 28 June 2022