Canadian Forces instructor in Quebec charged with sex assault involving student
A Canadian Forces statement says four charges were laid on Friday. Continue reading
Department of National Defence
Australian fighter jets for Canada? Experts say it could work
A proposal to shore up Canada’s aging fleet of CF-18 fighter jets with used models from Australia could work, defence experts said Wednesday, but a better option would be to simply move ahead on permanent replacements. Continue reading
Graves of 45,000 Canadian veterans in disrepair: audit
The culprit? A lack of federal funding. Continue reading
Canadian Armed Forces apologize for members’ actions at Indigenous ceremony in Halifax
The Department of National Defence has confirmed to Global News that all five who appeared at the protest are members of the Canadian Armed Forces. Continue reading
Direct descendant of New Brunswick’s once lost soldier visits memorial
By Shelley Steeves Senior Correspondent
The direct descendant of a First World War soldier from New Brunswick, whose remains were found near a village in France, visited the soldier’s hometown in St. Stephen this week. Continue reading
$1.6M for private eyes to probe government harassment complaints
Since late 2015, the government of Canada has spent at least $1.6 million on outside private investigators to look into allegations of workplace harassment. Continue reading
Canadian sniper in Iraq makes longest confirmed kill shot in military history
Clocking in a 3,540 metres, a sniper with Canada’s elite JTF2 special forces unit has shattered the record for longest confirmed sniper shot in military history. Continue reading
Search for missing Lethbridge couple and plane curtailed
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
Families of the missing couple have been notified, according to Victoria Search and Rescue Region Commander Rear-Admiral Art McDonald. Continue reading
New Brunswick WWI soldier’s remains found near village in France
The remains of a New Brunswick man who fought in the First World War have been found near a village in France. Continue reading
Development of Winnipeg’s Kapyong Barracks inching ahead
Seven First Nations Chiefs, part of Treaty One, met with federal government officials Tuesday at 17 Wing to discuss their plans for the 158 acres of land along Kenaston Blvd. Continue reading
