The Royal Canadian Legion marks its 100th anniversary with commemorative events in Ottawa and an announcement that it is seeing increased membership. The Legion describes its centennial as a milestone for the organization’s continued presence in Canadian communities and says it has experienced a surge in new members. Coverage notes that Gov. Gen. Louise Arbour is scheduled to participate in a commemorative ceremony at the National War Memorial in Ottawa on Friday morning. Arbour is expected to deliver brief remarks as part of the recognition for the Legion’s anniversary. The reporting presents the centennial celebration alongside the Legion’s statement that it is attracting more people, suggesting renewed engagement alongside longstanding service and remembrance activities. Both outlets frame the event as an official observance of the Legion reaching 100 years, with participation from the governor general and a focus on the organization’s ongoing role in Canada’s veterans and community life.