General Arthur Currie was no matinee idol. Portly and jowly, he had neither the face nor the form of the dashing, broad-shouldered Hollywood stereotype. None
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Twenty-five years ago this week, the world was turned upside down by the horror of 9/11. Here are three stories from that day, in which
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Everyone seems to be talking about The Odyssey, this summer’s cinematic blockbuster based on Homer’s ancient poem. Among other things, the film portrays the story
On a recent visit to Halifax’s Old Burying Ground, the city’s oldest cemetery, Legion Magazine was surprised but delighted to encounter the ghost of Major-General
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