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Canadian airmen killed on D-Day
Hundreds of Canadian aircraft were in the air on D-Day and thousands of Royal Canadian Air Force men and women ... -
Intersectionality Matters: Annual Indigenous Awareness Week marks Forces-wide inclusion
Ottawa, Ontario — Indigenous Awareness Week (IAW) highlights voices from Indigenous people in our lives and in our Forces. -
National Defence #GetsLoud for Mental Health Week 2019
Earlier this month, the Defence Team kicked-off Mental Health Week 2019 with a captivating panel discussion on personal well-being and ... -
Transforming Canada’s Naval Training System
By Commander Bradley White, Program Manager of Naval Training System Transformation The Navy is quietly transforming almost every aspect of ... -
Trudeau May Order Gun Bans, CTV News Reports, Citing Bill Blair
(Update at 13:15 Toronto time: Rewrites story with quotes from CTV News video clip.) TheGunBlog.ca — Canadian Prime Minister Justin ... -
Trudeau May Order Handgun Ban, CTV News Reports, Citing Blair
TheGunBlog.ca — Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may order a handgun ban against federally licensed sport shooters and gun collectors, ... -
D-Day and the Battle of Normandy
This year marks the 75th anniversary of D-Day and the Battle of Normandy during the Second World War. Some 14,000 ... -
Blue Beret Parade celebrates 75 years of innovation, integrity and tenacity for Royal Canadian Electrical ...
The Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers (RCEME) celebrated its 75th anniversary during their national Blue Beret Parade held at ... -
RCAF senior non-commissioned officers shine on USAF leadership course
Three members of the Royal Canadian Air Force were among the students of Advanced Leadership Experience (ALE) Class 19-C who ... -
Sergeant Amelia Chia’s journey to her rewarding Army Reserve career
Vancouver, British Columbia — Sergeant Amelia Chia’s experience at the Soldier for a Day program showed her the diversity within ...
