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The RCAF and the Battle of the Atlantic
May 5, 2019, is Battle of the Atlantic Sunday. The Battle of the Atlantic, which continued throughout the Second World ... -
First CC-295 rolls off assembly line
On March 8, 2019, the first of our 16 new CC-295 fixed-wing search and rescue aircraft rolled off the assembly ... -
Red River College signs support agreement for Canadian Armed Forces members and Veterans
Winnipeg, Manitoba — A program that allows military skills and training to count towards academic credits at post-secondary institutions is ... -
One Person in Canada Has Authorization To Carry Guns, RCMP Says
TheGunBlog.ca — One person in Canada has a so-called Authorization To Carry (ATC) loaded guns for personal protection against human ... -
Message on Fraud Awareness
With a new fiscal year upon us, I would like to take this opportunity to speak to you about fraud ... -
Army Bombardier is first woman to achieve Forces test perfection
Article / April 24, 2019 / Project number: 19-111 By Steven Fouchard, Army Public Affairs Oromocto, New Brunswick — Just ... -
My name is Michael Briggs, and I Soldier On
I joined the Canadian Armed Forces in 1986 and trained as a Combat Engineer, which involved an explosives training phase. ... -
60 Seconds with Commander Gord Roy, Executive Director of the Navy Bike Ride
Transcript Are you filming my socks? Hi. My name is Commander Gordon Roy. I’m the director of the Navy Bike ... -
Corporal Christopher Ninclaus: ATIS Technician of the Year
Every year, the aerospace communications and information systems (ATIS) technician occupation selects one member who has performed beyond the demands ... -
AB Liznick survived Athabaskan sinking and solitary confinement at POW camp
A massive explosion ripped through His Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Athabaskan. Able Seaman Harry Liznick was forced to leap into ...
