Anthropologist Ian Cosh on his new book on Ortona veterans
It was 1998 when anthropologist Ian Cosh embarked on the trip of a lifetime. The researcher had learned that a reunion of Canadian Second World
Alex Bowers
June 24, 2026
It was 1998 when anthropologist Ian Cosh embarked on the trip of a lifetime. The researcher had learned that a reunion of Canadian Second World
“Specializing in naval air history is our claim to fame,” affirmed Christine Hines, manager of the Shearwater Aviation Museum. Situated within the military base of
How a Canadian became the first woman to serve as a wireless radio operator at sea
Retired sergeant Jessica Miller believed in the cause, believed in the potential of the Women Veterans Council when it was launched on Jan. 29, 2025.
Dunkirk was ablaze when Canadian Royal Navy Commander James Campbell Clouston arrived on the scene, having travelled from England with a large relief party to
“He’s been with me for a long time,” said biographer Brian Jeffrey Street of the largely forgotten Canadian war hero he has chronicled for decades.
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
