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RCAF traffic tech perseveres through injury to carry Logistics Branch 50th Anniversary Flag
By Lieutenant-Colonel Douglas Martin A Royal Canadian Air Force traffic technician, based in Wainwright, Alberta, was injured during the during ... -
RMC welcomes students of Indigenous heritage
The newest members of the Aboriginal Leadership Opportunities Year (ALOY) program arrived at the Royal Military College of Canada (RMC) ... -
Canadian War Museum presents exhibition on armour
By Alec Connor, Co-op student with The Guard The Canadian War Museum is showcasing the personal protection used by soldiers ... -
Ukraine and Operation UNIFIER achieve a key milestone in training
By Captain Karyn Mazurek, Public Affairs Officer, Joint Task Force-Ukraine On the 20th of August, a ceremony was held in ... -
Manitoba Radio Station Ready to Use Lethal Force Against Threats
TheGunBlog.ca — A Manitoba radio station told staff to be ready to protect their lives with lethal force after facing ... -
“Raise the Arrow” team recovers first artifact from Lake Ontario
By Joanna Calder The first artifact recovered by the “Raise the Arrow” team broke the surface of Lake Ontario on ... -
CAF Story | The Happiest Man in the CAF
Transcript I’m the happiest man in the Canadian Forces, because I’m living my dream. I am Master Seaman Lokombe. I ... -
Graduation Day for RAVEN recruits
By A/SLt S. L. Delaney, MARPAC PA It was the best of military splendour, with a nod to Aboriginal culture, at ... -
DRDC Ottawa celebrates first graduating class
The first graduating class of 16 students from eight of Canada’s top universities have completed their placements at Defence Research ... -
Strengthening the Forces: What is blood flow restricted training?
By Dr. Darrell Menard OMM MD, Dip Sport Med Q: I enjoy weight training and have made significant gains since ...
