The long wait
In the early years of the Second World War, Canadian troops trained, trained and trained some more, and saw little action.
J.L. Granatstein
March 27, 2023
In the early years of the Second World War, Canadian troops trained, trained and trained some more, and saw little action.
The Royal Canadian Navy has had a proud history during the last eight decades. The stellar service of corvettes, destroyers, minesweepers, frigates, supply vessels, and
The Permanent Active Militia (or Permanent Force) began the Great War in 1914 with a strength of a little more than 3,100 officers and men.
With Finland and Sweden poised to join the international alliance, three other countries are also reconsidering their longstanding neutrality The Russian invasion of Ukraine brought
Co-operation may serve the aims of the two powers Yogi Berra, the late, great New York Yankees catcher who had a wonderful gift for malapropisms,
Can Canada continue to rely on the U.S. for its defence? The Americans are our best friends whether we like it or not.” So famously
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