Canadian troops and government officials in Afghanistan did a better job than their allies at winning Afghan hearts and minds, Matthew Fisher says.

John Sopko sat down for an interview with the West Block's Mercedes Stephenson while visiting Ottawa for meetings with officials at Global Affairs Canada.

U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to keep American troops fighting in Afghanistan and called on other NATO members, like Canada, to help support the new strategy.

Memorials to Canada's Afghan war dead, made from the LAVIII armoured vehicles used in the conflict, are starting to sprout up across the country.

The Afghanistan Memorial Vigil is making a stop in the city this week at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building.

A memorial for Canadians killed in Afghanistan is making its way across Canada this summer and fall, but only after a drawn-out struggle inside the department over how and when to commemorate the mission.

Canada offered its thanks Friday to the 40,000 veterans of the 12-year war in Afghanistan, and the troops said thank you in return.

Global online will broadcast a Winnipeg ceremony live from Brookside Cemetery’s Field of Honour on Canada’s National Day of Honour.

Master Cpl. Jonathan Woolvett “Every time I put my head on my pillow it’s like a portal to hell.” The tattoo on Master Cpl. Jonathan Woolvett’s left forearm reads, “All gave some, some gave all.” The haunting words commemorate the friends he lost in Afghanistan. Woolvett, now 32, served two deployments during Canada’s 12-year mission in...

A court martial is to hear an appeal today by a veteran Canadian Forces reservist convicted in an Afghanistan training accident that killed one soldier.