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Military History

Quebec City’s bloody weekend: the Easter Riot of 1917

On May 18, 1917, Prime Minister Robert Borden dropped a bombshell when he introduced the Military Service Act, a conscription law that would require all male citizens between the ages of 20 to 45 to enlist.

In their fathers’ footsteps

Ninety pilgrims walked more than 60 kilometres through Dutch towns and countryside to learn more about the Canadians who liberated the Netherlands

The bridges of Caen

How George Gilbert Reynolds and the 23rd Field Company, Royal Canadian Engineers, played an important role in the liberation of Europe.

Louis Riel: a Métis freedom fighter

Once labelled a rebel without a cause, Riel’s caricature in Canadian textbooks has changed since the time of his execution in 1885.

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