A dream come true
For many Canadians, visiting sites of the world wars is the chance of a lifetime. A visual diary of the Legion’s 2025 Pilgrimage of Remembrance
Stephen J. Thorne
July 7, 2026
For many Canadians, visiting sites of the world wars is the chance of a lifetime. A visual diary of the Legion’s 2025 Pilgrimage of Remembrance
Celebrating Battle of the Atlantic artwork by renowned painter Eric Riordon—and unravelling a related mystery
Canadian war photographer Ken Bell returned to European battlefields several times after the Second World War to reshoot some of the people and landscapes captured during the conflict.
Scenes from the Invictus Games Vancouver-Whistler 2025 It’s truly a competition like no other—more than 500 wounded, injured or ill athletes from 23 countries, all veterans
During the Second World War, Canadian editorial illustrator Bob Chambers created a series of memorial cards to honour those Allied ships and their crews that didn’t make it home
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
