First World War trenches restored at CFB Borden
A short segment of the trenches used in Canada to train First World War soldiers has been restored and opened to the public. About 350,000
Sharon Adams
November 14, 2011
A short segment of the trenches used in Canada to train First World War soldiers has been restored and opened to the public. About 350,000
The National Film Board of Canada is marking Remembrance Day with free online showings of the documentary The Van Doos in Afghanistan. Director Claude Guilmain
Dear Mum, Dad, Bette and Commando Jack: Here I am again folks with the first weekly edition of the Cameron Herald….The General was out to
It’s probably not the thing you’d expect to be most impressed about if you were sitting in a field watching elite Canadian snipers compete against some of the world’s best shooters, but there it is—Corporal Corey is an absolute demon on the calculator.
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