In total, 14 pairs of boots will be transported to Halifax to be part of the D-Day ceremonies there in June. Continue reading →

All across Canada, personalized postcards are being sent to anyone that lives in the homes of the fallen soldiers from D-Day. It will include the soldier’s name, rank, and age. 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 →