The 1,075 accredited delegates at the Royal Canadian Legion’s 44th Dominion Convention in Halifax got down to business Monday–and veterans’ issues were at the top
George Beaulieu, first vice-president of the Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans in Canada told delegates at the 44th Royal Canadian Legion Dominion Convention in
The Cenotaph in the Grande Parade in Halifax was the ideal venue for culmination of the first event of the 44th biannual Dominion Convention of
Rifleman Timothy O’Hea, VC. PHOTO: http://www.greenjackets-net.org.uk/rb/canusa.html The Fenian Raids gave rise to the awarding of a Victoria Cross for a courageous action on Canadian soil.
If it weren’t for Memorial Day across the border, I doubt any Canadian would ever have come across a touching letter written by a Canadian
June 6 marks D-Day. Along 80 kilometres of well-fortified beachfront in Normandy, 155,000 soldiers, 5,000 ships and landing craft, 50,000 vehicles and 11,000 planes of
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