An Ipsos poll found Canadians failed when asked six multiple choice questions on D-Day, the date which Allied forces invaded northern France. Continue reading
The Liberal cabinet approved the design of the new toonies, one of which will have multiple colours instead of the usual two-toned coin, to commemorate a key turning point in the Second World War. Continue reading
Ken Sturdy became well-known after attending the Dunkirk movie premiere in 2017. Continue reading
Proceedings began with a parade down Wellington Street and ended at the Holy Roller monument in Victoria Park, where a ceremony took place to honour those who have served to protect their countries. Continue reading
“We wanted to produce something striking, large and magnificent that would do justice for the service and sacrifice of our young men and women” Continue reading
Verdun Hayes of the U.K. broke the previous record, held by a Canadian, by 35 days. Continue reading
Kenneth Sturdy joined the navy at 20 years old, and three years later he landed on Sword Beach with the 41st Royal Marines. Continue reading
“When they initially trained, they marched like a bunch of farmers. So they got this nickname, the ‘farmer John’s’.” Continue reading
From the death of a well-known member of the Italian mafia, to calèches being allowed back on the streets of the Old Port, here are the top five stories Global News covered in Montreal this week. Continue reading
Pierre L’Heureux, 93, will receive the Legion of Honour at the French Consulate in Montreal for his contribution during the Second World War. Continue reading