
Who will fight for Canada?
As global tensions rise, Canadians struggle with their possible role in the fighting

As global tensions rise, Canadians struggle with their possible role in the fighting
Has the 150-plus year friendly relationship between Canada and the U.S. really come to an end?

The trials and tribulations of the Canadian Army Occupation Force in Germany in 1945-46

Pulling back the curtain on Chinese government influence in Canada

Known derisively as zombies, thousands of Canadian men were conscripted—originally for home defence—under the WW II National Resources Mobilization Act. Late in the war, many were forced to the front lines.

As Russia, China and the U.S. increase their Arctic presences, is Canada ready to defend its North?



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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.