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Canadian Army nurse served with ‘gallantry and devotion’
Ottawa, Ontario — More than 3,000 Canadian women volunteered to serve as nurses during the First World War, which broke ... -
Ministry Responds to Concerns of Bias, Repeats in Gun-Ban Survey
TheGunBlog.ca — The Canadian government said its survey on banning guns is an “open, anonymous and barrier-free tool” as it ... -
CAF issues administrative instructions related to the LGBT Purge
The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) provided initial instructions for administrative action related to the implementation of Bill C-66 – The ... -
Government of Canada unveils the Canada Pride Citation
The Government of Canada is taking action to address the historical injustices experienced by LGBTQ2 federal public servants, Royal Canadian ... -
Liberator “Harry” crash remembered 75 years later
The worst accident in Canadian military aviation history took place on October 20, 1943, when a Consolidated B-24 Liberator aircraft ... -
Boatswains… sew what?
When someone thinks about the job of a Boatswain, sewing is probably not something that comes to mind. But sewing ... -
Annual Poppy Drop returns to remember Canada’s fallen
By Page Clair, courtesy of Canadian Military Family Magazine Every evening until Remembrance Day virtual poppies will be raining down ... -
Happy Birthday Susan Nattrass, Olympic Trap Shooter
TheGunBlog.ca — Happy Birthday, Susan Nattrass! Following are highlights in the life of a Canadian Olympic trap shooter and world-record ... -
New Highway of Heroes Memorial unveiled in Kingston
On Sunday, October 28, Deputy Minister of Veterans Affairs Canada, General (retired) Walter Natynczyk, unveiled a new Highway of Heroes ... -
New complaints policy to enhance military prosecutors’ accountability
The Director of Military Prosecutions (DMP) has released a new Complaints Policy that outlines the process to file a complaint ...
