Canada's Royal Canadian Legion launches 2026 Poppy Campaign with new contactless donations and a commemorative mural.

The Royal Canadian Legion has launched its 2026 National Poppy Campaign introducing a new contactless donation method using smartphones, supported by BMO and Toucan Giving technology. This innovation allows volunteers to collect donations via debit, credit, or digital wallets, expanding accessibility nationwide. The campaign also features a large mural at Toronto's Union Station honoring WWI Veteran Allan McLean "Scotty" Davidson, composed of thousands of remembrance messages from Canadians. Additional donation options include tap-enabled Poppy boxes, online donations via Amazon Canada, and partnerships with Starbucks and TD Bank. Funds raised support Veterans and their families locally across Canada. The campaign runs through Remembrance Day with ceremonies, virtual tributes, and public displays to honor Canadian Veterans' sacrifices.

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