Soldiers were used in the testing of chemical and biological weapons in the Second World War When Lucien Chasse, a quarry driller from Quebec
Two airmen with Garfield Weston Spitfire SVI. PHOTO: WESTON CORPORATE ARCHIVES One misty morning last year, Belfast amateur aviation historian Jonny McNee was in County
Prisoners look out from behind barbed wire at Sherbrooke, Que., in 1945. PHOTO: LIBRARY AND ARCHIVES CANADA—PA163788 In the shadow of Mount Baldy, where lodgepole
Vines adorn the Addison Sod House in 1929. PHOTO: COURTESY LENORE McTAGGART When early homesteaders arrived to claim their quarter section of western Canadian prairie,
The remains of the Walhachin water flume. PHOTO: GRAHAM CHANDLER It was to be an overseas Utopia for the upper classes of England—lush gardens and
A Martin Mars water bomber at rest on the water. PHOTOS: JIM MUMAN They sit, majestic, on the quiet surface of Sproat Lake on the
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