Every two years, The Legion National Foundation selects a group of Canadians to participate in a Remembrance Pilgrimage. Once chosen, the pilgrims travel to France, Belgium, and the Netherlands, where they spend two weeks learning about the devastation of the First and Second World War. They visit battlefields, trenches, Normandy beaches, military cemeteries, museums, and attend memorial services in France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. 

A pilgrimage leaves an indelible impact on anyone who participates and those selected are required to relate their experiences to Canadians upon their return.