Canadian soldier the first female infantry officer to captain Queen's guard Captain Megan Couto at Wellington Barracks, in central London, Britain,June 26, 2017. TOBY MELVILLE/REUTERS ...

In Photos: Canadian soldier Megan Couto the first woman to lead Queen's Guard The unit was invited to Britain to mark the 150th anniversary of Canada's confederation.

A Canadian soldier from Etobicoke has made history as the first female infantry officer to command the Changing of the Guard ceremony at London’s Buckingham Palace. On Monday, Capt. Megan Couto, 24, ...

Master Cpl. Byron Greff of the 3rd Battalion Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry was killed in the explosion around 11:30 a.m. local time.

Former Canadian infantry soldier Hunter Francis has no connection to Ukraine. But when he saw that Russian troops were shelling residential areas there, he flew over to join the battle. For more ...

"It is a big deal because of the tradition and the importance of the ceremony." The 24-year-old officer made history on Monday British Army officials also applauded the Canadian soldier.

A Canadian soldier who in 2007 helped Afghan security forces interrogate a prisoner later told his boss he worried the detainee had been abused. The soldier recounted his story to Canadian Capt ...

Parfitt was one of 156 members of the 8th Canadian Infantry Battalion killed in action on Sept. 26, 1916, during the Battle of Thiepval Ridge.

Then it became a concentration camp. I spent till 12 April, 1945, at the camp. That's the day we were liberated by the 8th Reconnaissance Regiment, 2nd Canadian Infantry Division.

Bulger, 30, of the 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, based in Edmonton, was killed Friday when the convoy he was in struck a roadside bomb in southern Afghanistan's Zhari ...

Parfitt was one of 156 members of the 8th Canadian Infantry Battalion killed in action on Sept. 26, 1916, during the Battle of Thiepval Ridge. He was leading a platoon in the attack that day.