
By Veterans, for Veterans — and for Sarnia
The Royal Canadian Legion is Canada's largest Veterans support and community service organization. Sarnia Branch 62 has served this community for a century.
Our mission
To serve Veterans, including serving military and RCMP members and their families, to promote Remembrance, and to serve our communities and our country.
General meetings
Held the second Wednesday of each month at 7:00 pm. Members are encouraged to attend and have their say.
See the calendarVolunteer-powered
Legionnaires make up one of the largest volunteer bases in the country, committing millions of hours each year. Our Branch runs on them.
VolunteerThe Executive
Elected and appointed members who run the Branch and its programs. Contact them directly about their portfolios.














Looking for the Ladies Auxiliary executive? They're over here.
Become a member of Branch 62
You don't need to have served to join the Legion. Membership is open to Canadian citizens and Commonwealth subjects who support the Legion's purposes.
- Support programs for Veterans, seniors and youth in Sarnia
- Enjoy the Club Room, weekly entertainment and sports leagues
- Have a vote at general meetings and in how the Branch is run
- Access member benefits and discounts through Dominion Command
Drop in to the Branch to pick up an application, or fill in the form and our Membership Chair will follow up. Already a member? Renew at the bar.
Branch news
Honour your Veteran on Christina Street
Families can purchase a banner (24" × 54") displayed from City lampposts along Christina Street between George and Wellington for three years. $150, with $10 from each going to help homeless Veterans.
Banner application (PDF)Branch 62 community donations
At our Christmas Social the Branch has presented cheques to the Inn of the Good Shepherd, Salvation Army, St. Vincent de Paul, Canadian Cancer Society Wheels of Hope, The Hub, St. Andrew's Church and local students attending Encounters with Canada.
Over $9,000 donated to the Branch
The Ladies Auxiliary presented a cheque for over $9,000 to the Branch at the Remembrance Dinner — one of many ways their hard work supports Branch 62 every year.
About the Auxiliary