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.
“The life in the trenches isn’t too bad, from my experience,” penned private William (Willie) Garrow Jr. of Oshawa, Ont., in a Jan. 28, 1916, letter
Documentarian Eric Brunt isn’t in the business of irrefutable historical record. He has long understood that memories fade, that dates get lost to time and
A community campaign to save Canada’s last surviving WW II-era prisoner-of-war camp has reached a new milestone, according to its stewards. The historic Camp 30
When military veteran Justin Curtis hung up his uniform after eight years of service, he asked himself the question that countless comrades throughout the history
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