Petition to Restore the Royal Designation:
Royal Canadian Navy-Royal Canadian Air Force

As a proud Canadian - I'm urging all Canadians to sign this to restore the Royal to the Canadian Navy and Airforce. I've signed and I want all Canadians to sign this.




See the video here as well and go to the petition HERE

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