The First Special Service Force was activated in the summer of 1942. Composed of brave American and Canadian men, the force was one of the foundational units in unconventional warfare. Its members ...

Travel guides can tell you a lot about a country. But locals often have stories and facts you won’t find anywhere else.

The nuclear bombing of Japan in 1945 is widely credited with hastening the end of the Second World War. Even if true, was it ethical to drop the bomb?

Kimberley Pipe Band joined contingent of other bands to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Netherlands ...

Jewish outrage at RCMP war-crimes probe of Canadian IDF soldiers Hillel Neuer, the Montreal-born executive director of UN Watch, said the investigation is 'nothing less than a moral inversion' ...

The dog tag ID belonging to a fallen World War II soldier from Philadephia has been returned to his family 80 years after his ...

A memorial service has been held for a Canadian airman who was shot down over Guernsey 81 years ago. On 5 June 1944, the day before D-Day, Lt John Saville was hit as he led his squadron in a ...

New Brunswick Soldiers from N.B. serving near Russia return home to increased defence spending Billions pledged to the military will benefit Canadian bases, says military college professor ...

It’s now been 81 years since our magnificent Canadian soldiers stormed ashore at Juno Beach in Normandy to play their part the grim and deadly task of sweeping Hitler and his odious empire out of ...

Canadian soldiers use an anti-mine flail tank as cover while they move up the beach. The painting ‘D-Day The Assault’ by Orville Fisher portrays the action on Juno Beach June 6, 1944.

The soldiers were the first Canadians killed in a combat zone since the Vietnam War. Their unit is the 3rd Battalion of the Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, based near Edmonton, Alberta.