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The Royal Canadian Legion Paid Membership Zone & District Detail The Royal Canadian Legion Paid Membership Zone & District Detail - 2021 As of 2021-08-31 Prev Yr Current LF OR AS AV ML AN Total Prev Yr % Voting Voting Total Provincial Commands 01 RCL BC/YUKON COMMAND 01-294 UBC CAMPUS 0 16 0 6 1 9 0 1 17 0 Infinity 01-295 Chilliwack-Vedder 939 828 16 327 317 168 0 1 829 939 88.29 Zone: 0 COMMAND 01-000 BC/YUKON COMMAND 88 90 28 19 28 15 0 0 90 88 102.27 HOLDING LIST 01-001 DAWSON CITY 34 15 0 5 9 1 0 0 15 34 44.12 01-039 BC/YUKON COMMAND BRANCH 22 20 1 7 12 0 0 0 20 22 90.91 01-254 WHITEHORSE 428 408 6 132 211 59 0 1 409 429 95.34 01-262 BELLA COOLA 90 78 0 8 50 20 0 1 79 92 85.87 Total Zone: 0 COMMAND 662 611 35 171 310 95 0 2 613 665 92.18 Zone: 1 CARIBOO 01-094 CARIBOO 352 291 4 69 156 62 0 4 295 356 82.87 01-128 WELLS & DISTRICT 36 24 0 3 18 3 0 0 24 36 66.67 01-139 WILLIAMS LAKE & DISTRICT 360 298 6 47 138 107 0 0 298 360 82.78 01-194 CLINTON & DISTRICT 107 98 1 10 69 18 0 0 98 107 91.59 01-260 100 MILE HOUSE 222 234 2 36 116 80 0 1 235 223 105.38 01-261 FOREST GROVE & DISTRICT 141 152 0 15 64 73 0 2 154 142 108.45 Total Zone: 1 CARIBOO 1,218 1,097 13 180 561 343 0 7 1,104 1,224 90.20 Zone: 10 NORTH SHORE & HOWE SOUND 01-060 WEST VANCOUVER 394 367 8 56 144 159 0 4 371 396 93.69 01-114 LYNN VALLEY 216 206 6 19 96 85 0 5 211 219 96.35 01-118 NORTH VANCOUVER 512 465 7 76 134 248 0 0 465 512 90.82 01-150 BOWEN ISLAND 124 92 0 5 33 54 0 2 94 127 74.02 01-201 PEMBERTON 185 136 0 16 75 45 0 1 137 186 73.66 01-277 DIAMOND HEAD 158 158 7 28 83 40 0 0 158 158 100.00 Total Zone: 10 NORTH SHORE & 1,589 1,424 28 200 565 631 0 12 1,436 1,598 89.86 HOWE SOUND The Royal Canadian Legion Paid Membership Zone & District Detail - 2021 As of 2021-08-31 Prev Yr Current LF OR AS AV ML AN Total Prev Yr % Voting Voting Total Zone: 11 NORTH VANCOUVER ISLAND 01-137 CAMPBELL RIVER & DIST 651 576 7 132 222 215 0 6 582 657 88.58 01-147 SAYWARD VALLEY 47 42 0 11 24 7 0 0 42 47 89.36 01-154 QUADRA ISLAND 166 123 7 11 66 39 0 0 123 166 74.10 01-180 PORT ALICE 164 147 1 19 98 29 0 0 147 164 89.63 01-198 ALERT BAY & DISTRICT 149 167 3 11 70 83 0 0 167 149 112.08 01-237 PORT HARDY 101 77 3 15 26 33 0 1 78 102 76.47 01-270 GOLD RIVER 146 103 1 18 59 25 0 0 103 146 70.55 01-281 PORT MCNEILL 218 176 6 21 120 29 0 0 176 219 80.37 Total Zone: 11 NORTH 1,642 1,411 28 238 685 460 0 7 1,418 1,650 85.94 VANCOUVER ISLAND Zone: 12 NORTHWESTERN BC 01-013 TERRACE 227 202 7 42 117 36 0 2 204 227 89.87 01-027 PRINCE RUPERT 69 69 2 19 30 18 0 0 69 69 100.00 01-063 BULKLEY VALLEY 118 90 9 13 29 39 0 0 90 118 76.27 01-220 QUEEN CHARLOTTE CITY 9 10 2 0 6 2 0 0 10 9 111.11 01-244 MASSET 59 51 0 20 18 13 0 0 51 59 86.44 01-249 PLEASANT VALLEY 45 26 4 2 14 6 0 2 28 48 58.33 01-250 KITIMAT 132 95 2 16 36 41 0 1 96 132 72.73 Total Zone: 12 NORTHWESTERN 659 543 26 112 250 155 0 5 548 662 82.78 BC Zone: 13 PEACE ARCH 01-006 CLOVERDALE 1,241 1,087 14 224 508 341 0 4 1,091 1,245 87.63 01-008 WHITE ROCK 848 642 8 135 212 287 0 2 644 851 75.68 01-061 DELTA 1,097 1,037 11 193 305 528 0 5 1,042 1,101 94.64 01-229 WHALLEY 547 479 10 73 215 181 0 2 481 551 87.30 01-240 CRESCENT 247 174 5 45 79 45 0 0 174 248 70.16 01-289 TSAWWASSEN 149 129 0 34 66 29 0 1 130 150 86.67 01-291 RICHMOND 116 92 7 32 28 25 0 0 92 116 79.31 Total Zone: 13 PEACE ARCH 4,245 3,640 55 736 1,413 1,436 0 14 3,654 4,262 85.73 The Royal Canadian Legion Paid Membership Zone & District Detail - 2021 As of 2021-08-31 Prev Yr Current LF OR AS AV ML AN Total Prev Yr % Voting Voting Total Zone: 14 PEACE RIVER 01-034 POUCE COUPE 55 45 4 12 27 2 0 0 45 55 81.82 01-102 FORT ST. JOHN 297 204 2 26 116 60 0 3 207 299 69.23 01-141 DAWSON CREEK 58 51 4 15 28 4 0 0 51 58 87.93 01-258 CHETWYND 37 68 2 9 26 31 0 1 69 38 181.58 01-286 TUMBLER RIDGE 74 63 0 14 29 20 0 3 66 77 85.71 Total Zone: 14 PEACE RIVER 521 431 12 76 226 117 0 7 438 527 83.11 Zone: 15 SOUTH OKANAGAN & SIMILKAMEEN 01-022 SUMMERLAND 446 307 9 84 164 50 0 8 315 455 69.23 01-040 PENTICTON 368 309 13 88 146 62 0 0 309 368 83.97 01-056 GEORGE PEARKES 315 263 8 26 135 94 0 0 263 315 83.49 01-069 PEACHLAND 423 379 1 54 103 221 0 2 381 425 89.65 01-097 OLIVER 331 243 7 70 140 26 0 1 244 334 73.05 01-155 GREENWOOD DISTRICT 207 180 1 17 77 85 0 2 182 208 87.50 01-173 K KNUDTSON 452 387 7 73 196 111 0 1 388 453 85.65 01-192 SOUTH SIMILKAMEEN 276 206 7 33 97 69 0 0 206 277 74.37 01-227 OKANAGAN FALLS 290 267 9 31 139 88 0 3 270 291 92.78 01-288 WESTBANK 401 417 11 84 168 154 0 2 419 402 104.23 Total Zone: 15 SOUTH 3,509 2,958 73 560 1,365 960 0 19 2,977 3,528 84.38 OKANAGAN & SIMILKAMEEN Zone: 17 SUNSHINE COAST 01-109 GIBSONS 467 345 14 55 186 90 0 1 346 471 73.46 01-112 PENDER HARBOUR & DISTRICT 243 201 7 23 98 73 0 0 201 247 81.38 01-140 SECHELT WILSON CREEK 209 176 7 38 100 31 0 0 176 209 84.21 HALF MOON BAY 01-164 POWELL RIVER 460 403 7 105 180 111 0 0 403 462 87.23 01-219 ROBERTS CREEK & DISTRICT 160 72 1 8 14 49 0 1 73 166 43.98 01-232 TEXADA ISLAND 137 140 6 24 82 28 0 0 140 137 102.19 Total Zone: 17 SUNSHINE 1,676 1,337 42 253 660 382 0 2 1,339 1,692 79.14 COAST The Royal Canadian Legion Paid Membership Zone & District Detail - 2021 As of 2021-08-31 Prev Yr Current LF OR AS AV ML AN Total Prev Yr % Voting Voting Total Zone: 18 VANCOUVER BURNABY 01-044 VANCOUVER T.V. 221 214 5 18 187 4 0 2 216 224 96.43 01-142 WEST POINT GREY 250 209 2 30 77 100 0 3 212 253 83.79 01-148 NORTH BURNABY 152 138 5 21 84 28 0 1 139 153 90.85 01-176 BILLY BISHOP / KERRISDALE 432 420 6 77 117 220 0 8 428 439 97.49 01-177 MOUNT PLEASANT 157 160 6 55 80 19 0 2 162 158 102.53 01-178 SHALOM 78 80 3 13 35 29 0 1 81 80 101.25 01-179 GRANDVIEW/COLLINGWOOD 597 409 20 33 101 255 0 12 421 619 68.01 Total Zone: 18 VANCOUVER 1,887 1,630 47 247 681 655 0 29 1,659 1,926 86.14 BURNABY Zone: 2 CENTRAL BC 01-043 PRINCE GEORGE 561 477 10 131 243 93 0 1 478 562 85.05 01-050 BURNS LAKE & DISTRICT 102 46 1 7 25 13 0 0 46 103 44.66 01-075 MCBRIDE 37 34 0 10 24 0 0 0 34 37 91.89 01-266 VALEMOUNT AND DISTRICT 122 114 2 22 74 16 0 2 116 124 93.55 01-273 MACKENZIE 161 126 8 11 107 0 0 0 126 161 78.26 01-274 FRASER LAKE 55 42 0 14 21 7 0 0 42 55 76.36 Total Zone: 2 CENTRAL BC 1,038 839 21 195 494 129 0 3 842 1,042 80.81 Zone: 20 WEST KOOTENAY 01-011 TRAIL 371 335 12 69 176 78 0 0 335 371 90.30 01-014 ROSSLAND 115 74 5 12 34 23 0 1 75 118 63.56 01-020 NAKUSP 273 234 7 20 154 53 0 2 236 275 85.82 01-051 NELSON 225 174 3 56 66 49 0 1 175 226 77.43 01-059 GRAND FORKS 240 219 1 42 106 70 0 0 219 240 91.25 01-074 KASLO 166 153 0 21 58 74 0 1 154 168 91.67 01-170 CASTLEGAR-ROBSON 197 167 1 37 91 38 0 1 168 198 84.85 01-217 SALMO & DISTRICT 58 51 1 11 28 11 0 1 52 59 88.14 01-276 SLOCAN VALLEY 95 76 4 13 48 11 0 2 78 97 80.41 Total Zone: 20 WEST 1,740 1,483 34 281 761 407 0 9 1,492 1,752 85.16 KOOTENAY The Royal Canadian Legion Paid Membership Zone & District Detail - 2021 As of 2021-08-31 Prev Yr Current LF OR AS AV ML AN Total Prev Yr % Voting Voting Total Zone: 4 EAST KOOTENAY 01-024 CRANBROOK 497 433 9 88 215 121 0 2 435 499 87.17 01-029 CRESTON VALLEY 263 224 4 59 100 61 0 0 224 263 85.17 01-036 FERNIE 177 150 4 21 90 35 0 0 150 177 84.75 01-071 WINDERMERE & DISTRICT 267 243 1 30 159 53 0 2 245 268 91.42 01-081 MICHEL & NATAL 211 168 1 21 87 59 0 0 168 211 79.62 01-122 GOLDEN 151 115 3 15 79 18 0 0 115 151 76.16 01-199 EDGEWATER 80 58 1 10 25 22 0 0 58 80 72.50 Total Zone: 4 EAST KOOTENAY 1,646 1,391 23 244 755 369 0 4 1,395 1,649 84.60 Zone: 5 FRASER VALLEY 01-015 ASM ABBOTSFORD 269 232 2 84 86 60 0 2 234 271 86.35 01-032 AGASSIZ 303 290 6 61 157 66 0 2 292 306 95.42 01-057 MISSION CITY 256 227 5 48 122 52 0 0 227 256 88.67 01-228 HOPE 344 289 2 32 210 45 0 0 289 344 84.01 01-265 ALDERGROVE 763 586 6 120 234 226 0 3 589 768 76.69 Total Zone: 5 FRASER VALLEY 1,935 1,624 21 345 809 449 0 7 1,631 1,945 83.86 Zone: 6 NICOLA THOMPSON 01-052 KAMLOOPS 379 329 4 133 139 53 0 1 330 381 86.61 01-066 LILLOOET 88 49 1 8 33 7 0 1 50 88 56.82 01-096 MERRITT 227 191 5 35 118 33 0 0 191 227 84.14 01-107 CHASE 284 274 13 45 158 58 0 1 275 284 96.83 01-113 ASHCROFT 240 215 0 56 103 56 0 0 215 240 89.58 01-162 LYTTON AND DISTRICT 40 19 0 2 6 11 0 0 19 40 47.50 01-213 BLUE RIVER AND DISTRICT 28 22 1 4 11 6 0 0 22 28 78.57 01-236 WESTWOLD 42 38 0 3 26 9 0 2 40 42 95.24 01-242 NORTH THOMPSON VALLEYS 122 96 3 13 55 25 0 0 96 122 78.69 01-259 VAVENBY AND DISTRICT 87 84 4 14 45 21 0 0 84 88 95.45 Total Zone: 6 NICOLA 1,537 1,317 31 313 694 279 0 5 1,322 1,540 85.84 THOMPSON The Royal Canadian Legion Paid Membership Zone & District Detail - 2021 As of 2021-08-31 Prev Yr Current LF OR AS AV ML AN Total Prev Yr % Voting Voting Total Zone: 7 NEW WESTMINSTER & DISTRIC 01-002 NEW WESTMINSTER 529 474 4 78 134 258 0 3 477 531 89.83 01-083 SOUTH BURNABY 294 208 13 31 79 85 0 7 215 304 70.72 01-088 MAPLE RIDGE 2,143 1,938 5 288 932 713 0 5 1,943 2,151 90.33 01-119 PORT MOODY 460 370 6 59 193 112 0 2 372 462 80.52 01-133 PORT COQUITLAM 355 359 11 55 143 150 0 1 360 356 101.12 01-263 CITY OF COQUITLAM 756 630 8 87 246 289 0 5 635 762 83.33 Total Zone: 7 NEW 4,537 3,979 47 598 1,727 1,607 0 23 4,002 4,566 87.65 WESTMINSTER & DISTRIC Zone: 8 CENTRAL VANCOUVER ISLAND 01-017 COURTENAY 424 340 15 152 110 63 0 5 345 428 80.61 01-028 CUMBERLAND 135 134 3 33 77 21 0 1 135 135 100.00 01-049 MOUNT ARROWSMITH 574 428 17 100 137 174 0 1 429 576 74.48 01-065 CLAYOQUOT SOUND 89 18 3 5 7 3 0 0 18 91 19.78 01-076 QUALICUM BEACH 662 583 22 192 263 106 0 4 587 666 88.14 01-160 COMOX 598 508 21 316 127 44 0 0 508 598 84.95 01-211 BOWSER & DISTRICT 370 348 13 56 125 154 0 3 351 373 94.10 01-256 MOUNT BENSON 343 291 7 101 133 50 0 2 293
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