War veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) should have validated MedicAlert bracelets stating that they have a combat-related illness, said the decorated survivor of
It was a taste of what was to come. Convoy HX-133—49 merchant ships and an escort of five warships—left Halifax on June 16, 1941, bound
Many military barracks during the Second World War were primitive. Celia Brown, who served in the Royal Canadian Air Force Women’s Division, found herself living in
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is the focus of the recipient of the 2020 Royal Canadian Legion Masters Scholarship in Veteran Health Research. “Traumatic brain injury
It began, as so many things did in this country, with John A. Macdonald. In November 1885, he declared that 26 square kilometres on Sulphur Mountain overlooking
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