For 100 years, Dominion and Provincial command service officers (CSOs) have been at the heart of The Royal Canadian Legion’s support of veterans and their families.
How the widow of a WW II soldier killed in action got the news
Facing a housing shortage as Canadians gravitated to urban centres during the Second World War, the federal government got building.
Sunken vessels have always lured the adventure-minded since people first went to sea in ships. That grew exponentially after Europeans began travelling to the
We are but a group of veterans trying to honour the service and sacrifices of our comrades-in-arms and leave a legacy of Canada’s longest UN peacekeeping mission and
A budget office report says the federal cabinet inflated military spending figures, implying it falsely closed the gap between NATO requirements and Canadian defence expenditures.
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