Veterans advocate Sean Bruyea realized something was wrong shortly after he appeared before a Parliamentary committee and spoke negatively about the provisions in the New Veterans Charter.
A cover that jumps off the newsstands and a series of powerful illustrations on the agony of operational stress injuries have won Legion Magazine two prestigious awards in the past few months.
The Veterans Review and Appeal Board has been advised by a parliamentary committee to review the way it handles benefit of the doubt in appeals of disability benefit rulings.
Heat and Danger In Italy—Summer 1944 Canadian war veteran Lloyd A. Carter of Hemet, Calif., shares two photos taken while he was attached to a
In southern Afghanistan in 2009, a close-knit unit of Canadian soldiers gathered in the sandy courtyard of their small base to get a briefing before their first combat patrol.
MAY 1, 1888 The Earl of Derby, Sir Frederick Arthur Stanley, is appointed Governor General of Canada. The cup he originally donated to the top-ranking
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
