On July 30, 1906, a Canadian storyteller’s story began. Born and raised in Toronto, Charles Perry Stacey—better known as C.P. Stacey—showcased a passion for history
Insights into Canada’s First World War experience from the 2023 Legion Pilgrimage of Remembrance
Mark Zuehlke says No The lack of battle experience undoubtedly had its due effect,” historian Colonel Charles P. Stacey concluded in his analysis of Canada’s
The date wasn’t Dec. 6, 1917, but rather July 18, 1945. The location broadly remained the same, although the circumstances were markedly different. Nevertheless, a
Canadian female fighter jet pilots first took to the skies 30-plus years ago—but few have followed in their vapour trails
Major David Currie remembered it being around 5 o’clock on a Wednesday when he first heard the news of having earned the Victoria Cross. “I
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
