‘Native people volunteered in numbers disproportionate to our population’
Canadians have served in numerous wars, international conflicts and peacekeeping missions
By Carson Ellis Despite the cold wind and snow, a small group…
Flag believed to have been held by one of hundreds who died that day in 1942
We’ll see you at Christmas. It was October 2011 and Candy Greff…
Incidents in Kelowna and Kamloops mar Nov. 11 gatherings
The Legion is selling poppy NFTs this year for the 100 year anniversary of the Canadian poppy
Hank Jackson, 100, was a tail gunner on a Halifax bomber
Some restrictions and changes will nonetheless remain in place as COVID-19 continues to pose a threat
How much do you know about times of war?
Announcement made in the wake of 5-part Canadian Press series on veteran’s issues
Flags on federal government buildings lowered to acknowledge the service of Indigenous veterans
Advocates and others say federal supports fall short of what is needed
Tens of thousands of veterans are waiting to see if their injuries qualify them for support
Grassroots organizations have stepped in to feel in the gaps left by government services
Flag will be hoisted at sunset on Sunday, lowered Monday for Indigenous Veterans Day, then raised
‘Until all children are recovered, named and returned to their homelands’