Income tax– “temporarily” with us for 95 years
This month marks the 95th anniversary of the introduction of income tax in Canada—a “temporary” measure to help fund the First World War. The government
Sharon Adams
July 3, 2012
This month marks the 95th anniversary of the introduction of income tax in Canada—a “temporary” measure to help fund the First World War. The government
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh today unveiled the Bomber Command Memorial in London, an event captured for online viewing here. The memorial
Detail from the Monument to Canadian Fallen in Busan, Republic of Korea. PHOTO: DAN BLACK, LEGION MAGAZINE Early in the morning 62 years ago
The inaugural speech of Dominion President Gordon Moore was the highlight of the third and final day of the 44th Dominion Convention of the Royal
Listen to the speech by Brian Watkins, Canada’s Representative, Royal Commonwealth Ex-services League at the 44th Dominion Convention in Halifax.
Veterans affairs and commemoration dominated the agenda during the second business day for the 1,075 accredited delegates of the 44th Dominion Convention of the Royal
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