The red poppy: an enduring symbol of remembrance around the globe since the FWW
Ottawa, Ontario — The red poppy, in the language of flowers, stands for consolation. Red
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Visit the Canadian Virtual War Memorial
As Remembrance Day approaches, Canadians remember those who served – and fell – in the
“They damn nearly did it for me”: The story of William Barker, VC
One hundred years ago, on October 27, 1918, Wing Commander William Barker fought the aerial
Nov. 11th in Canada : The History of a Commemoration
Every year on November 11th, we honour the troops who have lost their lives and
A bouncing bomb at Nanton, Alberta
“We have the only Lancaster in the world equipped with a bouncing bomb!” said Dan
Exploits of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment honoured in new coin
The Royal Canadian Mint has issued a commemorative coin highlighting Newfoundland’s extraordinary contribution to final victory in
The liberation of Cambrai
“When the Canadians launched their offensive to liberate us, they discovered a city on fire.”
The centennial anniversary of a Canadian military victory
Representatives from the #CAF and Veteran’s Affairs Canada joined communities in Pas de Calais North
Dambusters bomb sight replicated at the Bomber Command Museum of Canada
A unique project of the Bomber Command Museum of Canada at Nanton, Alberta, has seen
Indigenous war stories ‘must be told,’ says Quebec historian
Rivière-du-Loup, Quebec — A Quebec-based amateur historian has set himself the ambitious goal of documenting