Today you might see the odd costume since Halloween falls on the weekend this year, but there is something else that is set to make an appearance on October 29th, Poppies! This is the first day of the 2021 Poppy Campaign in support of the Royal Canadian Legion and our veterans.
The Poppy Campaign #GetYourPoppy
This year Poppies have also gone virtual. You have the option of a Digital Poppy! Canadians can visit www.MyPoppy.ca and download their Digital Poppy
I remember in elementary school we used to wear a Poppy on our hats. Now even though I have always believed a Poppy anywhere is better than not wearing one at all, there is a proper way to wear this very important symbol.
How to wear a Poppy and Other Poppy Etiquette
There has always been two things that historically go along with the Poppy Campaign. One is that there is a good chance you will stab yourself or someone else with the pin and the other is that there is a good chance you will lose your Poppy before November 11th. Here are a few tricks that have been proven to help.
Seven Ways to Keep Your Poppy From Falling Off, Until it’s time to remove it on Remembrance Day
Be sure to grab your Poppy and wear it with pride. AND good luck holding onto it.
