Books can explain the horrors and hardships of the First World War. Battlefields, however, tell their own stories. To walk the ground of century-old clashes,
When the guns of the Western Front fell silent on Nov. 11, 1918, the smoke of battle gradually faded. The violence of the previous four
“How many people,” asked sculptor Don Begg of Studio West Bronze Foundry & Gallery in Cochrane, Alta., “get the chance to make something that will
Vimy Ridge’s journey from mud to chiselled stone—and the veterans who witnessed both
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
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
