Saskatchewan’s Highway of Heroes
A 75-kilometre stretch of highway between Regina and Moose Jaw has been designated Saskatchewan’s Highway of Heroes in tribute to members of the Canadian Forces
Sharon Adams
November 16, 2011
A 75-kilometre stretch of highway between Regina and Moose Jaw has been designated Saskatchewan’s Highway of Heroes in tribute to members of the Canadian Forces
A short segment of the trenches used in Canada to train First World War soldiers has been restored and opened to the public. About 350,000
The National Film Board of Canada is marking Remembrance Day with free online showings of the documentary The Van Doos in Afghanistan. Director Claude Guilmain
Jean Fells (left), Saskatchewan Lieutenant Governor Gordon Barnhardt and Joan Reichardt, of Nelson, B.C., at the war brides reunion. More than 40,000 women, and with
The CCGS Private Robertson V.C., the first of nine new Canadian Coast Guard vessels named for fallen Canadian heroes, has been dedicated at the Irving
In June, in London, Ont., someone defaces a plaque commemorating Second World War Spitfire pilot Charley Fox who won the Distinguished Flying Cross and was
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