Portraits of Honour Foundation

Portraits of Honour Foundation A Tribute to the Fallen Heroes of the Canadian Afghanistan Campaign And our Canadian First Responders. There is a tremendous amount of work yet to be completed.
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With the Portraits of Honour mural nestled again in the studio space at Kin Canada’s National Headquarters, the national tour has concluded; but the project remains very much alive. We still have over twenty five event hosts working on their event reporting and waiting for their sponsors and donors to make their pledged contributions. In the short term, we are continuing to accept donations and take orders on the remaining clothing and memorabilia -now at a discounted rate, which were available during the tour. Visit our website for available merchandise. There have been over 116 events in the National Tour and we want to ensure that everyone is recognized for their contribution to the overall project. Without the assistance of clubs, Canadian Forces bases and individuals taking on events, we would not have been able to tour the remarkable “National Treasure” made available by the extraordinary talents of Kinsman Dave Sopha. We accomplished our main goal: At each tour stop we brought Canadians together to remember, honour and celebrate our Canadian Forces. Please our website regularly for other updates as they become available. Again, thank you so much for your continued support of this National Project.

Thank you Mike Rude🌺 for always displaying the Portraits of Honour with such pride. 🇨🇦
09/09/2026

Thank you Mike Rude🌺 for always displaying the Portraits of Honour with such pride. 🇨🇦

09/09/2026

Got together with Thorfin and Dwayne for supper and a conversation. Im back home baby!!! My Life For You, Airborne. Light and Luminosity to you all.

Canadian history 🇨🇦
09/09/2026

Canadian history 🇨🇦

✈️🇨🇦 , September 8, 1954, Flight Lieutenant D.E. MacLeod showed exceptional bravery during a rescue attempt after a Canuck fighter aircraft crashed in North Bay, Ontario.

Facing a fierce fire, MacLeod risked his own life in an effort to save the aircraft’s crew. For his courageous actions, he was awarded the Queen’s Commendation for Brave Conduct.

📸 Credit: Wikimedia

Learn more: https://legionmagazine.com/david-everett-macleods-postwar-bravery/

Interesting read
09/09/2026

Interesting read

Who records a war while it’s still being fought? 📖

During the Second World War, Lieutenant-Colonel C. P. Stacey and his team of field historians interviewed soldiers, documented battles and recorded the Canadian Army’s experiences as they happened.

Their work became the foundation for Canada’s official history of the war and continues to shape our understanding of it today.

Lieutenant-Colonel C. P. Stacey (fourth from the right) with personnel of the Canadian Military Headquarters Historical Section, London, England, 19 April 1944.
George Metcalf Archival Collection
CWM 20040082-121

07/26/2026

🇨🇦 Today marks a century of service. 🇨🇦

Happy 100th Anniversary to The Royal Canadian Legion.

For 100 years, Legion branches across Canada have stood beside Veterans, serving military members, RCMP members, their families, and communities with compassion, friendship, remembrance, and unwavering support.

It was an incredible honour to be commissioned to create the official Royal Canadian Legion 100th Anniversary Commemorative Plate, a project that celebrates this remarkable milestone and the generations of Canadians whose service and sacrifice helped shape our nation.

Every poppy worn, every parade attended, every name remembered, and every act of support offered through the Legion helps ensure that the stories of those who served are never forgotten.

Today, I join Canadians from coast to coast to coast in celebrating this extraordinary organization and the countless volunteers who have dedicated themselves to keeping remembrance alive for future generations.

Congratulations to The Royal Canadian Legion on reaching this historic milestone.

Lest We Forget.

🇨🇦❤️

The Royal Canadian Legion 100th Anniversary Commemorative Plate is available as both a commemorative edition and a personalized presentation piece. A portion of every plate sold is directed to The Royal Canadian Legion.



The Royal Canadian Legion - National Headquarters

07/26/2026
07/26/2026

Today was my brother Brian Armstrong's depart with dignity after Fourty Years of service to our country. would you please make my brother a glass treasure to honor his dedicated service to our beautiful country. Send the invoice to The Rude Awakening Tour Inc, ill pick it up when its ready. This was the recruiting poster (me in the center in Afghanistan) Brian gave me a couple of years ago, maybe 4. Brian, what would you choose for your glass treasure, a ships emblem, CFRC emblem, trade emblem? You rock brother. My Life For You, Ready Aye Ready!

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