Legion Magazine
November 1, 2013
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Extreme cold and hungry polar bears, Far North, 1953-54. Gary Smith of Peterborough, Ont., shares a couple of photos from his time in the Far
It’s that comfortable time of the year, swimsuit season but a memory and holiday feast season about to begin. Widening waistlines are about the last thing on our minds—until the two to three kilograms gained over the winter sparks a New Year’s resolution.
Understanding why we tend to pack on a few pounds in the cold months and using a few of the following tips may give you a leg up on keeping your weight down this winter.
NOVEMBER 1, 1914
In a battle off the coast of Chile, four midshipmen are the first Canadian naval casualties of the First World War, perishing with the crew of His Majesty’s Ship Good Hope.
NOVEMBER 2-3, 1951
The Royal Canadian Regiment repels a Chinese attack on Hill 187 in Korea.
1. Gone But Not Forgotten If there was one time of the year to make a special effort to honour the sacrifice made by the
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.