A northern Saskatchewan teen is not letting his amputation get in the way of his dream of becoming a performing artist.

Two Okanagan teenagers recently returned from speaking at the B.C. Child Amputee Seminar in Vancouver, hosted by War Amps, to help empower other child amputees to overcome challenges.

A video showing pedestrians climbing over a stopped train has raised concerns from police and a train accident survivor.

The Western 2018 Child Amputee Seminar takes place in Winnipeg over the weekend as The War Amps celebrates 100 years of service.

As Remembrance Day approaches, a Montreal Second World War veteran reflects on his time in the war -- and his 95th birthday, which happens to be on Nov. 11.

Connor Young, 8, was born with symbrachydactyly, a condition where his hand is undeveloped. He has a double thumb and a pinkie but is missing an index finger, middle finger and his ring finger.

Last month, Cooper was named the War Amps 2016 National Safety Ambassador. He wants to share his story with other kids across Canada about the importance of playing safe.

Ta Hay Tha started enjoying a freedom of movement Monday that he has never experienced in his life.

Cliff Chadderton, who served as chief executive officer of The War Amps until 2009, has died and Prime Minister Stephen Harper said on Sunday that Canada has lost a "great man."