Michael Ferguson blasted what he said were long delays in resolving cases of sexual misconduct and the poor level of training for service members on the issue. Continue reading
Speaking at a defence and security conference in Halifax, the chief of defence staff says the military has to change because the very nature of warfare is changing – fast. Continue reading
The Saskatchewan Airshow at 15 Wing Moose Jaw last took place in 2005, and now it is preparing for a July 2019 return. Continue reading
With the acknowledgement by world leaders that we may be sliding backwards, Remembrance Day was different in 2018. Continue reading
A small hamlet northwest of Edmonton celebrated Remembrance Day this year with its first-ever war memorial, a fitting occasion on the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War. Continue reading
“Because we live freely, we have a huge duty and obligation to honour the people that gave us that gift,” said NDG resident Maureen Godfrey. Continue reading
One hundred years ago, Canadian troops drove German soldiers out of Mons, Belgium as the First World War ended. Today, Canadians honoured their relatives in Mons’ city square. Continue reading
Hundreds of people gathered at the University of Alberta’s Butterdome on Sunday morning to pay tribute to Canadians who have lost their lives in military conflicts. Continue reading
“It’s to honour Canadians,” said Rene Gonnez, who attended to thank Canadians personally. “That’s very important.” Continue reading
More than a decade ago, incoming Ottawa councillor Matthew Luloff made a promise to his fellow soldiers — one that he’ll fulfill again on Nov. 11. Continue reading
