Hush-Hush Heroes (Part 2)
The feats of our secret agents in Europe during the Second World War were daring and the consequences of capture were torture and death (“Hush-hush
Sharon Adams
June 8, 2017
The feats of our secret agents in Europe during the Second World War were daring and the consequences of capture were torture and death (“Hush-hush
To celebrate 150 years of Canadian history, Canada’s Ultimate Story and Legion Magazine present a powerful video essay on the history of our home and native land called
They are among the most iconic images of the Second World War—blurred, grainy and, the best of them, as stirring and in-the-moment as any battlefield
On Feb. 11, 1900, the 1,039-strong Canadian contingent recently deployed to South Africa joined a powerful British column at Graspan, on the Cape Colony’s eastern
Ill and injured veterans are still waiting for clarity from the federal government on how it intends to provide them with lifelong financial security. The
What’s inside? Canada’s first foreign war Fighting in the Battle of Paardeberg in South Africa in February 1900, Canadian troops won their first major
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An informative primer on Canada’s crucial role in the Normandy landing, June 6, 1944.
