PHOTOS: John Woodruff, NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF CANADA–PA021681; Communications new brunswick; NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF CANADA–PA213804 Sir William Van Horne’s summer residence included the house (top) and
PHOTO: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF CANADA-PA167307 Trawlers and wooden drifters formed part of the East Coast patrol during WW I. On the day 100,000 men of
When the government of Kaiser Wilhelm’s Germany decided to change the balance of power in Europe by military action, it did so in the firm
PHOTO: NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF CANADA The Armstrong-Whitworth Atlas, used for army co-operation flying, joined the RCAF in the late 1920s. Army cooperation flying had been
by Jean Peirson I remember the hustle and bustle that filled our house on the morning of November 11th. It was the 1960s and our
by David J. Bercuson PHOTO: ALAN ROWLANDS HMCS Windsor, one of Canada’s four new submarines, heads out to sea. The army is currently planning to
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