It’s not that I doubted whether visiting the battlefield at Windmill Point was a good idea, but more a case of if it was a good idea on this day. An iron-grey
“We are full steam ahead…focused on making sure we’ve got the infrastructure, the pilots, the training in place for the arrival of those F-35s,” Deputy
The Canadian army continues to encounter racism and misogyny among its rank and file. Eliminating it
is long overdue.
Dennis Molinaro is a former national security analyst and policy adviser for the federal government. His latest book Under Assault: Interference and Espionage in China’s Secret
The bells that rang out across allied nations after the First World War ended what for many had been a four-year silence enforced by regulation
Continued from “Front lines,” Sept. 24, 2025. Three years later to the day of Captain William Arthur Peel Durie’s death, a soldier wrote Durie’s mother
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