AB Liznick survived Athabaskan sinking and solitary confinement at POW camp
Able Seaman Harry Liznick was forced to leap into the cold waters of the English
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Farewell to Canada’s last Dambuster
Canada’s last Dambuster has slipped the surly bonds of earth. Sergeant (retired) Frederick Edwin Sutherland
CFB Borden unveils Twin Bugler at Vimy
Colonel Andrew Atherton, CFB Borden Commander, and Chief Warrant Officer Michael Charette, the Base Chief, travelled to
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
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.”