Photographer and author Len Wagg believes that “every Canadian” should visit the war cemeteries of Europe, should walk between the rows of headstones, should comprehend
Canadian diplomat Bushra Saeed-Khan remembered the trees and the path that cut between them. The trail was initially “very simple” as she strode through the
“I’m not even the best historian in the family,” said Dan Snow, an acclaimed figure in the field. The British-born TV broadcaster, whose documentaries, podcasts,
Retired commander Jim Hutton recalls the mess deck where he relaxed aboard HMCS Assiniboine. Then an ordinary seaman serving in the Royal Canadian Navy
Francis (Mike) Kendall was many things: flawed yet formidable, complicated yet courageous and, perhaps most strikingly, forgotten. A resident of Hong Kong prior to the
“Farming is never as straightforward as you hope it will be,” said retired sergeant Jessica Miller. The former medic would know, having traded tourniquets for
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