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During the American Civil War, a young New Brunswick girl disguised herself as a man—and served as a soldier in the Union Army
John Boileau
September 26, 2025
During the American Civil War, a young New Brunswick girl disguised herself as a man—and served as a soldier in the Union Army
Canadian researcher Norma Graham understands that in the world of history, not least that surrounding Canada’s centuries-old military heritage, you’re a student for life, always
In the dark of a summer’s night in 1925, four shadowy figures—two women and two men—stole into the Loos British Cemetery in Loos-en-Gohelle, France, dug
How determination and an innate curiosity led Gladys Arnold to become the only Canadian journalist in Paris when France fell to the Germans in WW II
A veteran with dual entitlement is someone who has disability entitlement under both the Pension Act and the new Veterans Well-being Act. Assessment is the
“We had to do better,” remarked Colonel David Grebstad regarding the services available to military personnel transitioning out of the Canadian Armed Forces, particularly ill
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.