Our man in Tehran
In nearly two and a half centuries, the United States has recognized outstanding civilian achievements with the Congressional Gold Medal. It is a rare honour;
Sharon Adams
January 22, 2018
In nearly two and a half centuries, the United States has recognized outstanding civilian achievements with the Congressional Gold Medal. It is a rare honour;
FIRST WORLD WAR Only a handful of motorcycles went across when the Canadians embarked for Europe, but by war’s end, thousands had been put to
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For a couple of years into the Second World War, it looked like German U-boats might prevail in the Battle of the Atlantic by starving
Uniforms, equipment and explosives are reminders of Canada’s involvement in Southwest Asia Though fresh in memory, the war in Afghanistan has entered the annals
In moonless nights, silent as clouds, Zeppelins floated over Britain, the original stealth bombers, raining destruction on military targets and unsuspecting civilians. They flew so
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.