First World War

The Battle of Mount Sorrel started in disaster for the Canadians, but ended in triumph

Post First World War, both Canada and the U.S. devised plans to attack each other

After British tunnellers blasted mines in the St. Eloi area, the Canadian Corps fought hopelessly to hold the devastated landscape.

How the Canadian Expeditionary Force got wrapped up in a Great War cocaine controversy

After the First World War, Canadians became some of the most renowned aerial aces. Here’s where it all began.

As the Germans unleash warfare’s first major gas attack, untested Canadian troops hold a critical gap in the front during the Second Battle of Ypres