A light in the darkness: honouring Hervé Hoffer and La Maison des Canadiens on D-Day
Once again, a crowd of pilgrims will gather on June 6 on the sand in front of the most famous house on Juno Beach, to
Richard Foot
June 3, 2026
Once again, a crowd of pilgrims will gather on June 6 on the sand in front of the most famous house on Juno Beach, to
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It is perhaps Newfoundland and Labrador’s most famous wartime icon. Certainly, it’s a symbol of profound sorrow among a people well-acquainted with loss and hardship.
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Who knew that Prime Minister Mark Carney kept a tiny toy solider on his desk? Canadians learned this last week in a remarkable video Carney
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.