Lost, now found
How Canada’s once unknown war dead are being identified
Stephen J. Thorne
December 1, 2023
How Canada’s once unknown war dead are being identified
Arthur Currie just didn’t seem military enough. Labelled as “embarrassingly unassuming,” he didn’t fit the make of the moustachioed, macho general. Instead, he was pudgy,
A military man of high intellect but a lack of charm, Eedson L.M. (Tommy) Burns never stopped fighting
Throughout James Cleland Richardson service, he breathed life onto First World War battlefields by playing songs on his bagpipes. None of his tunes, however, held
When Robert B.C. Noorduyn set out to create Canada’s first bush plane, his design boiled down to three fundamental criteria: be economical, make loading easy
A granddaughter learns the wartime secret(s) of the gruff former Royal Air Force flyer she knew growing up
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
