Canada’s legacy of honour on Remembrance Day
From Batoche to Kandahar, each grave tells a story of courage and the values that define Canada
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How a seasick electrician learned his lesson
Seasickness and clever tactics turn the tables on an overconfident sailor
How a teenager tamed a tattooed sailor and took charge
Under the pressure of the Second World War, a young officer faces down a defiant crewman
War and ashore: A family’s legacy from the Second World War
The Bonner family’s wartime experiences played a major role in shaping Canada’s post-war landscape
Why historical figures deserve understanding, not cancellation
Remembrance is about adding to the historical record, not cancelling it
Remembrance Day has become a battlefield for identity politics
The very symbolism of standing together to fight a common enemy is being irreparably eroded
Second World War attack helped shape Bell Island’s history
It was the only domestic location where Canadians lost their lives during the global conflict
