
Give Them Shit
Sergeant Clarence Kenneth Crockett leads a section of The Calgary Highlanders across Belgium’s Albert Canal in a small but critical moment of the Scheldt Campaign

Sergeant Clarence Kenneth Crockett leads a section of The Calgary Highlanders across Belgium’s Albert Canal in a small but critical moment of the Scheldt Campaign

The Canadian Corps gets into action in late 1941

A detailed history of 13 Platoon, ‘C’ Company, 1st Battalion, Royal Hamilton Light Infantry during the August 1942 Dieppe Raid

Remembering Canada’s role in efforts to liberate Poland during the Second World War

Igor Gouzenko and the 1946 royal commission on espionage that changed Canada—and the world

How a Canadian became the first woman to serve as a wireless radio operator at sea



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