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The Legion continues to advocate for Canada’s veterans, 100 years on

Juergen Knauert, who served with the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps from 1965 to 1970, stepped into the Regina branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, one of the oldest in the country, looking for a place where he could be around fellow veterans.

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Juergen Knauert, Regina Royal Canadian Legion Branch 001's vice president and museum director, stands for a portrait inside the museum in Regina, Wednesday, July 15, 2026. Knauert is a veteran who previously served in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps. Kayle Neis/The Globe and Mail
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Transit services navigate the unknown to get fans to World Cup matches

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Transit users ride the Skytrain as it approaches downtown Vancouver an hour before New Zealand takes on Belgium at the FIFA World Cup on June 26, 2026. Despite it being a World Cup match day, the city’s transit system appeared to be functioning normally, even at rush hour. Jesse Winter/The Globe and Mail
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