Medical Advances Behind the Line, Part 1
The First World War spurred medical innovations that have since saved countless lives
Sharon Adams
March 2, 2021
The First World War spurred medical innovations that have since saved countless lives
In 2014, in physical agony and with tortured emotions, Major Mark Campbell left the Canadian Armed Forces. It had been four years since he was
The long days and nights of pandemic social isolation are tough on military veterans with symptoms of traumatic brain injury, especially those living alone—and particularly
Truly, the Canadian Armed Forces has to be ready for anything. It has to be ready to respond quickly to domestic and international emergencies and natural
Veteran Fraser (Tommy) Gray, 88, a paratrooper with Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry in the Korean War, was among 300 residents and nearly 100 staff
The First World War is synonymous with torrential rain, deathly deep mud and bitter cold. It seems no stalemate or major battle was without these
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
