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Why We Give: Remembrance, Respect and Dignity
By Commodore Josée Kurtz, OMM, CD, Director General Defence Security Every year on Remembrance Day, Canadians gather at cenotaphs across ... -
Queen’s York Rangers remember fallen comrade from 1942
Toronto – Nearly 75 years after his suicide, Private Desmond Taylor of the Queen’s York Rangers was remembered by members ... -
Lynda Kiejko’s Gold Wins Spot for Canada to Shoot in Olympics
TheGunBlog.ca — Lynda Kiejko won gold in women’s 10-metre air pistol today at the Championship of the Americas, qualifying the ... -
Harding Wins Canada’s First Shooting Spot for 2019 Pan Am Games
TheGunBlog.ca — Allan Harding won enough championship points today for Team Canada to send its first shooter to the next ... -
St Clement Danes: A tribute to Commonwealth air forces
Deep in Westminster, one of the most historic sectors of London, England, stands St Clement Danes on the Strand, the ... -
Integrated Conflict and Complaint Management: From idea to implementation
Finding a solution to an organizational challenge can be difficult at the best of times. And in fact, finding the ... -
CDS message to CAF members: 2018 National Veterans’ Week Speakers Program
Did you know that every year the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) supports Veterans’ Week activities with the National Veterans’ Week ... -
NORAD personnel support the mission in the wake of Hurricane Michael
By Captain Jenna Knezacek, Canadian Detachment Tyndall Hurricane Michael made landfall near Florida’s Tyndall Air Force Base on October 10 ... -
Afghanistan Light Armoured Vehicle III monument program nearing completion
Toronto, Ontario — An ambitious program to create monuments to those who served in Canada’s Afghanistan mission is winding down ... -
The red poppy: an enduring symbol of remembrance around the globe since the First World ...
Ottawa, ON — The red poppy, the well-known symbol of remembrance in Canada since 1921, was inspired by John McCrae’s ...
