He was a decorated First World War air ace, a business titan and a spymaster who set up the British espionage system in the Americas, schooled the United States in undercover operations and established a spy school in Canada.
A venerable search-and-rescue plane, the de Havilland CC-115 retired from service one year ago
“Generals January and February mount guard for the Canadian people all year round,” historian Charles P. Snow opined in 1940, to general agreement and relief.
The world is getting dustier and grittier thanks to global warming. As water supplies dry up, conflicts over resources and a liveable environment are likely
Marguerite Pitre became a footnote in history on Jan. 9, 1953, when she was the thirteenth—and last—woman executed in Canada. She might well have faded
First World War flying ace John Herbert Hedley might well have been the luckiest man alive. Captain Hedley was the observer in a Bristol F.2B
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
