A University of Ottawa history professor on why a permanent Quebec naval base is long overdue ...

Fifty-six years after the 1970 October Crisis, Canada faces new threats to its unity from separatist movements and U.S.

Author Allan Bartley on Mike Kendall, the forgotten Canadian spy who helped 75 people escape Hong Kong in 1941 and led Operation Oblivion.

Every family has a story of service. This Remembrance, Legion Magazine invites you to share a photo and a short story of a family member who served Canada. We’ll feature a selection of these stories ...

One hundred years to the day after a special act of Parliament incorporated the Canadian Legion of the British Empire Service ...

While serving on HMCS Regina in preparation for deployment to the Persian Gulf in 2003, the frigate’s executive officer (XO) ...

“Time and money are the enemy of Canadian history documentaries,” remarked filmmaker Dale Morrisey, the founder of Wandering Journalist Productions. “You’re fighting to find that money, and you’re up ...

The Canada-based charity head, whose efforts support those at the main site in Normandy, France, nevertheless stressed that artifacts still have a vital place in those tales—especially when they ...

The Nuremberg trials of Nazi leaders were a turning point in history. They marked not only the end of the Second World War, but the hopeful beginnings of the postwar, rules-based international order.

Someone else’s war had landed on Canada’s doorstep. The bitter ethnic and sectarian struggles between the British and the Irish crossed the Atlantic to North America along with waves of Irish ...

Ask a veteran of virtually any wartime infantry what piece of kit is valued most, and chances are they’ll say their shovel. Yes, the lowly shovel, known in military parlance as the entrenching, or ...