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Here's how a Port Colborne, Ont., mechanic built a better poppy with 3D printing technology

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Neal Cameron of Port Colborne, Ont., wanted to find a way to create more durable and user-friendly poppies that would benefit the Royal Canadian Legion's Poppy Trust, which helps veterans.

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Here's how a Port Colborne, Ont., mechanic built a better poppy with 3D printing technology

Neal Cameron of Port Colborne, Ont., wanted to find a way to create more durable and user-friendly poppies that would benefit the Royal Canadian Legion's Poppy Trust, which helps veterans.

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CBC News broke the news in Ottawa, Canada on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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