When Canada welcomed Norwegian mariners exiled from their homeland by the Nazis, it brought new meaning to the country’s de facto national anthem—“Yes, we love this country”

Privateers played an important role in wars throughout the 18th century

Inside the Diefenbunker, Canada’s Cold War emergency government headquarters

How soldiers who suffered vision impairment in the Great War changed the outlook for their lot

During the Second World War, a desert-based commando unit of the British Army employed bold, innovative guerilla tactics to wreak havoc on German forces in

The story of the war bride of a Canadian soldier killed in action—and how she eventually lived a full life in Canada