Nestled in the hills of British Columbia’s southern interior is a place partly known for bringing things together. Often, it’s a confluence of rivals for
Retired corporal Kate MacEachern admits that “growing up, I really felt that the Legion was honestly where old guys went to drink.” Once, and always, a
A long the banks of the iconic St. Lawrence, and not far from the Plains of Abraham where the consequential 1759 battle took place, members of The Royal Canadian
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A veteran with dual entitlement is someone who has disability entitlement under both the Pension Act and the new Veterans Well-being Act. Assessment is the
“Hearing The Last Post and The Rouse for the first time, I learned about the true power and emotion that music could convey,” wrote Oluwadarasimi
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
