For Saskatchewan the beginning of the 20th century was a time of optimism. The land was free and there was money to be made by
Pierre Camu, 73, of Ottawa, had no problem deciding what to buy his two youngest grandchildren last Christmas. The gifts were personal and affordable; for
Campbell Tinning’s watercolor work includes from top to bottom: In The Vault Of The Cemetery; an illustrated letter to his mother and father; Drifting Down.
Kenneth Forbes was able to depict the reality of WW I. His work includes from top to bottom: Portrait of Cpl. William Metcalf, VC. Metcalf
One of the most enduring myths about Canadian military history is that historians and the general public have concentrated their attention on the campaign in
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
