Robert Semeniuk
In an issue that focuses on Canadian youth and explores our role in teaching and encouraging them to understand military history and remembrance, it is
Jennifer Morse
September 20, 2009
In an issue that focuses on Canadian youth and explores our role in teaching and encouraging them to understand military history and remembrance, it is
The Flanders poppy has been the most recognized symbol of remembrance for the last 90 years, and so one would expect to find the scarlet
The results of the 2009 Legion Magazine Readership Survey are in, and the sampling was as detailed and instructive as we had hoped. The staff
Canada has sent thousands of soldiers and a number of artists to war, and both roles have remained distinct and perhaps opposite in nature. Soldiers
The lady sat down in the lounge chair and then said hello. The pool was deserted, except for a few sun worshippers determined to grab
Born in 1925 at Winnipeg, Tom Bjarnason was the last of eight children. His love affair with airplanes began the moment he got close enough
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