The Life [And Death] Of Erin Doyle
Exclusive Audio Edition: “He died pulling the trigger. He died screaming into the face of the enemy.” The Canadian army has a policy on facial
Adam Day
March 7, 2009
Exclusive Audio Edition: “He died pulling the trigger. He died screaming into the face of the enemy.” The Canadian army has a policy on facial
Soldiers bring strange memories home from war. Any traveller knows the feeling, the inclination to grab some piece of a place so you have something
The feeling has been described by survivors as falling. Also as soaring. There’s a flash and a shrieking darkness and then the weightless moments of
It’s not all that easy to restore a 67-year-old truck. Just ask Jim Whitham, the collections manager at the Canadian War Museum, as he’s just
This April many people who believed themselves to be Canadians, only to find out that they were not, will have their citizenship officially restored or
It is hard to say that a Remembrance Day ceremony could have a star, but this one did. When Canada’s last remaining First World War
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
