PHOTO: Poppy time

The Abbotsford Royal Canadian Legion's annual poppy campaign is now underway

President Robert Rohrer and first vice-president Elsie Lukiv from the Abbotsford Royal Canadian Legion present Mayor Henry Braun with the first poppy of this year's campaign. Members of the Legion and local cadets will be providing the poppy pins in exchange for donations leading up to Remembrance Day

President Robert Rohrer and first vice-president Elsie Lukiv from the Abbotsford Royal Canadian Legion present Mayor Henry Braun with the first poppy of this year's campaign. Members of the Legion and local cadets will be providing the poppy pins in exchange for donations leading up to Remembrance Day

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