The names spill forth from Yann Castelnot’s seemingly endless list, like a rollcall of courage. Alongside those listed are their Indigenous nations—Mi’kmaq, Mohawk (Kanyen’kehà:ka) and
General Arthur Currie was no matinee idol. Portly and jowly, he had neither the face nor the form of the dashing, broad-shouldered Hollywood stereotype. None
When Canada’s Margaret MacMillan speaks, it’s wise to listen. That’s especially true when MacMillan—a pre-eminent conflict historian—warns that the present is looking unnervingly like the
Canada and Operation Apollo, the early days of the war in Afghanistan
Twenty-five years ago this week, the world was turned upside down by the horror of 9/11. Here are three stories from that day, in which
Suddenly, the world is talking about Canadian courage. Last week, the day after Ottawa brazenly walked away from U.S. trade talks, a popular podcast declared
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