by Victoria Fulford A view of the Beaumont Hamel monument from the trenches preserved at the memorial park. They came from across the sea. The
by Don Smith I was 12 when I heard the news of the Allied victory in August 1945. The war was finally over and
by Paul Gélinas There are many incidents that occur during a United Nations peacekeeping tour that go by unreported. One such event happened in
Federal Sculptor Maurice Joanisse translates a concept into a finished sculpture. “One of the best things about this job is helping to show the history
by David J. Bercuson PHOTO: M.CPL. ROBERT BOTTRILL, CANADIAN FORCES COMBAT CAMERA Lieutenant-Colonel Simon Hetherington (centre) discusses the work of the Provincial Reconstruction Team with
During World War I, Franz Johnston painted endless skyscapes. Miniature airplanes lift and circle through watercolour clouds and the artist manages to defy gravity with
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
