Reviews of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 70 (Event Planner)

185 Devonshire Ave, Iroquois Falls, ON P0K 1E0, Canada

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Here we offer you all the information of real people like you who buy the services and products of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 70 (Event Planner) in the territory of Iroquois Falls (Canada).

Nowadays this business has a score of 4.6 over 5 and the score has been calculated on 15 reviews.

You must have seen that it has an average rating is basically the highest, and it is founded on a very large number of feddbacks, so we may be pretty sure that the evaluation is very faithful. If people have bothered to leave their feddback when they are satisfied with the service, is that it works.

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This Event Planner corresponds to the category of Veterans organization.

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REVIEWS OF Royal Canadian Legion Branch 70 IN Iroquois Falls

Tom Garnett

Sarah Boylan

Lots of fun. The volunteer ladies are amazing.

Richard Charlebois

Nice members lounge downstairs, good-sized community Hall upstairs with bar service and kitchen facilities.

Umang Thakkar

michael garneau

Ok, i am partial. Been a member for 36 years since my father first brought me into the fold. The place is none too pretty, but it has it's own character and, as is the case anywhere you go, the people that call it their 'home' give it that character. I moved away ~ 6 years ago but i maintain my membership there. Branch 70 is very very community oriented and supportive of many groups within Iroquois Falls, a town that has suffered financial hardships the last decade or so. If you go a must visit is the Memorial across the street from the Legion. Spearheaded by long time president Joe Leblanc ( RIP Joe ) and another past president Bill McCarthy it was totally funded through donations from the entire North, and constructed by numerous local volunteers. Construction was completed in 2009. The monument contains the names of Iroquois Falls and area citizens, past and present, who served in our country's major conflicts. As much as anything it is also a monument to the people of Northern Ontario who honour, and refuse to forget, the brave people who fought to protect the freedoms we all now enjoy. So head down and twist your elbow over a pint or two. Lots of 'stuff' on the walls to keep you busy. Play a game of pool - nice table - listen to the local banter and live some history.