by Michael Crossling Every month when I visit my local pharmacist to pick up a supply of prescription drugs I am obliged to either
by M.H. McKee I was just a youngster when the Germans occupied the Netherlands in World War II. My family lived 25 miles southwest
by Dan Black Wally Smith stands next to the Danger Tree at Beaumont Hamel. From the road near the Belgian village of Passchendaele, you look
by Dan Black Gordon McArthur clutches the Canadian flag while next to his son Ian at the funeral. They grew up in different worlds, but
by Victoria Fulford Bombardier Adam Pankratz stands guard during the ceremony. An eerie fog blanketed Portage la Prairie, Man., on the morning of Nov. 11.
by Ray Dick Two female World War II veterans examine the display of wreaths. There was pride tempered with tears for lost sons and daughters
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