With this issue, we begin a new column called Military Health Matters. Health advice columns, news on civilian health research and analysis of public health
The next special issue from Legion Magazine examines the role of the Newfoundland Regiment and the Canadian Expeditionary Force in the monumental First World War battle that
As Canadian commanders planned to assault Mont Sorrel, Germany attacked. Two weeks and almost 9,000 casualties later, Canada recovered the lost ground On May 25, 1915,
The Canadian Armed Forces got a new leader in July. General Jonathan Vance takes charge of a military at war By Adam Day
A litany of complaints about Veterans Affairs Canada’s treatment of veterans has led to a ‘veterans’ revolt.’ Can new leadership at VAC inspire a
A small teddy bear that would not cover the palm of an adult’s hand is one of the more touching artifacts in a new permanent exhibit at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa.
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
