Bruce Davies (right), president of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 173, pins a poppy on the lapel of Mayor Stu Wells. Poppy tagging starts on Friday, but as of Monday, people may wear them. The earlier date for wearing poppies is an exception intended to pay tribute to soldiers killed last week in attacks in Ottawa and St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec. (Richard McGuire photo)

Bruce Davies (right), president of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 173, pins a poppy on the lapel of Mayor Stu Wells. Poppy tagging starts on Friday, but as of Monday, people may wear them. The earlier date for wearing poppies is an exception intended to pay tribute to soldiers killed last week in attacks in Ottawa and St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec. (Richard McGuire photo)

Bruce Davies (right), president of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 173, pins a poppy on the lapel of Mayor Stu Wells. Poppy tagging starts on Friday, but as of Monday, people may wear them. The earlier date for wearing poppies is an exception intended to pay tribute to soldiers killed last week in attacks in Ottawa and St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Quebec. (Richard McGuire photo)