By enemy lines
Recollections from a reconnaissance man in the Italian Campaign
Charles Wilkins
July 17, 2023
Recollections from a reconnaissance man in the Italian Campaign
Capital punishment was abolished for the public in Canada in 1976, but it would take a little longer for military members.
The Canada-U.S. First Special Service Force earns its stripes—and its moniker
Years after the conflict, sniper Ted Zuber became the Canadian war artist for Korea
The coldest, the windiest, the highest, the driest; Antarctica is a land of extremes. Twice the size of Australia, Antarctica experiences temperatures as cold as
Pierre Berton called him one of the toughest war correspondents he ever knew, a trusted and familiar newsman who “ate censors for breakfast.” In 2020,
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
