The Briefing

Richmond, B.C., historian Debbie Jiang used to gaze upon the local cenotaph in traffic. “Every time I drove by,” she said to Legion Magazine, “I’d

Canadian researcher Norma Graham understands that in the world of history, not least that surrounding Canada’s centuries-old military heritage, you’re a student for life, always

“We had to do better,” remarked Colonel David Grebstad regarding the services available to military personnel transitioning out of the Canadian Armed Forces, particularly ill

Arthur Theodore Clarkson’s trauma began long before the trenches. Labelled incorrigible for skipping school in order to care for his widowed mother, the boy had

Retired corporal Kate MacEachern understands the true meaning of service. To the Ballantynes Cove, N.S., native, it meant joining the Canadian Armed Forces in 2005,

“What is a war—and what does Canada consider a war?” Such questions, and many more, come from former serviceman Mike McGlennon. Rhetorical though they might