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Poppy Campaign — Roy Andrews of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 210 in Lake Cowichan sells a poppy to Judy Hogg of Duncan on Saturday in front of Home Hardware. The Poppy Campaign runs until Remembrance Day on November 11, with most businesses selling them.

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Published: November 02, 2009 9:00 PM

Poppy Campaign — Roy Andrews of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 210 in Lake Cowichan sells a poppy to Judy Hogg of Duncan on Saturday in front of Home Hardware. The Poppy Campaign runs until Remembrance Day on November 11, with most businesses selling them.

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