The next edition in our award-winning series Canada’s Ultimate Story is World War I: True Stories from Vimy to Victory.
As a sequel to War Stories published by Canada’s Ultimate Story in 2016,
these stories all concern events that happened in the last part of the war,
between 1917 and 1918. The authors of these articles are no longer with us and
the editors of the day left little to tell us who they were, but new generations
can at least glimpse at what they went through and how they saw the world at war.
Defence full of future promises
By Stephen J. ThorneThe fundamental challenge to change within the Canadian Armed Forces is
commitment, not by troops, bureaucrats or military brass, but by governments.
It’s easy enough to say Canada’s military needs more and better ships, planes and armoured vehicles, but acquiring them takes time and inevitably more than one government to achieve. It’s like turning the proverbial aircraft carrier around, and changing captain and crew in the process.
June 17, 2014
Retired general Romeo Dallaire resigns from the Senate to research PTSD,
which he contracted witnessing the Rwanda genocide.
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