Life of Service
While the number of veterans it serves declines, the Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League continues to provide critical support For more than 30 years, Earl Francis
Stephen J. Thorne
January 9, 2023
While the number of veterans it serves declines, the Royal Commonwealth Ex-Services League continues to provide critical support For more than 30 years, Earl Francis
Having spent some time in Dieppe in 2018 as part of a Second World War self-guided tour, I found Legion Magazine’s coverage (“To the men
More than 20,000 doctors and nurses served in the Canadian Army Medical Corps during the Great War. With Canadian soldiers struggling in the trenches of
It all came as a shock to Ardith Bennett, who gave up her own health plan and opted for her husband’s after they married. Dan,
The bleak, muddy terrain of Western Europe during the First World War was trenched, scarred, bombed and cratered into oblivion. Tides of battle flowed back
The backlog of benefit applications at Veterans Affairs Canada is beyond exasperating. Despite good intentions, despite throwing more money and additional people at the problem, the backlog
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.