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This Could Be You!
The Office of the Chief Military Judge (CMJ) is looking for CAF members at the rank of PO1/WO or PO2/Sgt ... -
RCMP Slows Printing Gun Licences, Fuelling Speculation of Bans
TheGunBlog.ca — Canada’s federal agency in charge of gun licensing for hunters, farmers and sport shooters said it slowed printing ... -
Majors Wally Sweetman and Bob Henderson: “Shining examples of strength and courage”
Members of 443 Maritime Helicopter Squadron recently paid tribute to a fellow aviator who died in an accident two and ... -
DT News: Indigenous Awareness Week May 21-24 and winners of this years’ Canadian Forces ...
Transcript (KS) Indigenous Awareness Week takes place May 21st to the 24th and brings us together to honour and celebrate ... -
A futuristic first on Operation CARIBBE
By Captain Annie Morin, Public Affairs Officer on Op CARIBBE Maritime operations take place in a complex environment. In order ... -
Guns ‘Selling Like Crazy’ on Ban Concern: Firearms Outlet Canada
TheGunBlog.ca — Canadian shooters are rushing to buy AR-15 rifles and other guns on concern the government will ban new ... -
A licence plate for veterans: honouring the duty to remember
On 12 April, the new veterans’ licence plate was unveiled by Quebec Transport Minister François Bonnardel at the Quebec Garrison ... -
D-Day: The RCAF and Second Tactical Air Force
June 6, 2019, marks the 75th anniversary of D-Day—the Allied invasion of Normandy. The successful invasion marked the turning point ... -
Learn about Public Service renewal at the 2019 Innovation Fairs
Innovation will take centre stage at Beyond 2020 fairs taking place across the country starting May 22. The Beyond 2020 ... -
Who was in the air on D-Day?
The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) had 42 operational squadrons overseas on D-Day—June 6, 1944. These 42 also included a ...
