An amateur military archeologist in Ypres describes a memorable dig that uncovered the remains of two German soldiers and one ...

Canadians were tasked with seizing Regina Trench, “that ditch of evil memory,” the main German defensive line roughly 300-500 ...

Photographer and author Len Wagg believes that “every Canadian” should visit the war cemeteries of Europe, should walk ...

Canadian diplomat Bushra Saeed-Khan survived an IED blast in Afghanistan and relearned to walk with help from a ...

More than 800 athletes from across Canada put their best foot forward at Regina’s Canada Games Complex for the Legion National Youth Track and Field Championships from Aug. 7-9 Saskatchewan Lt.-Gov.

Having immortalized these men and women in bronze, their joint work became the Valiants Memorial. Those commemorated were ...

As Remembrance Day nears, a writer recalls a childhood in the shadow of war and cautions against nostalgia and glamourizing ...

Legion branch that surrendered its charter more than 80 years ago is poised to return after a fashion. No. 9 branch in Vancouver, its members all Japanese-Canadian veterans of the First World War, ...

The original old boys would undoubtedly be proud. A little more than 100 years after the so-called unity conference of Great War veterans was held at Winnipeg’s Marlborough Hotel, nearly 1,000 ...

On Nov. 6, 1956, British Prime Minister Anthony Eden received a letter. Within the missive from Moscow, the ailing statesman learned, was a threat of nuclear annihilation. As his cabinet members read ...