Two nights ago Wolf dreamed he would die in this bunker. He dreamed he was going to burn as the metre-thick concrete walls collapsed on top of him.
For Canadian soldiers back home from combat in Afghanistan and suffering from operational stress injuries, adjusting to the civilian world can be more than difficult. This group of veterans sought respite by banding together and going on a bike journey across Europe’s battlefields.
Winston Churchill was wrong. Or at the very least, he wasn’t completely correct. Churchill once said that courage is the most important quality because it makes all the other qualities possible. That’s wrong though, I found out.
The polar bear has been running across the ice for more than an hour and she is tired; dead tired, it’s impossible to resist saying.
The senior winners of the 2012 Legion Poster and Literary Contests have been declared and this year Sienna Cho, Owen Brown, Amelia Haines and Allison Somers will travel to Ottawa to represent all Canadian youth at the national Remembrance Day ceremony in November.
It’s always been hard to determine what will result from the NATO mission in Afghanistan. Recently, it’s become more clear that victory is far from
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