On Oct. 18, 1864—a mere six months before assassinating U.S. President Abraham Lincoln in what would be the immediate aftermath of the American Civil War—John
It was May 1958 when Dutch-born immigrant Herman Mol began his Canadian dream. Though the war had been over for 13 long years, and while
“We’re a museum of stories,” said Alex Fitzgerald-Black, the Juno Beach Centre Association’s executive director. “We’re not necessarily a big collections museum.” The Canada-based charity
“I have to admit,” said retired Canadian lieutenant-general Eric (Rick) Findley, a former director of operations at the North American Aerospace Defense Command, “that
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
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
