30 pictures of the Invictus Games 2025

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Front Lines
Front Lines

Hyeongyoon Na of South Korea, who lost both forearms to an electric fence at the North Korean border, competes in the 50m freestyle.[Stephen J. Thorne]

30 pictures of the Invictus Games 2025

STORY BY STEPHEN J. THORNE

Some 23 nations and more than 500 athletes participated in the Invictus Games 2025 at Vancouver-Whistler in February. The Games are unique in the world of sport, bringing together wounded warriors from around the world in a competition that is more about recovery and healing than winning and losing. They are all winners at Invictus. The bonds between these veterans of wars and other strife are strong and proud.

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The Briefing
The Briefing

Zach Dunn with 100-year-old Second World War veteran Jim Parks. [Zach Dunn]

Documentarian Zach Dunn talks global veteran stories

STORY BY ALEX BOWERS

“Kids these days …” goes the old trope, “they don’t care about what generations past did for them.” It might be the case for some, but not all. It’s likely not even the case for most. Few, however, demonstrate their respect quite like 25-year-old Zach Dunn.

For the last three years, the Toronto-based documentarian has interviewed almost 70 former military personnel from 10 countries, sharing their recollections with thousands via social media and YouTube. The compelling video series, “Global Veteran Stories,” was inspired by Dunn’s late grandparents, who both served in the Second World War. The young Canadian filmmaker has since honoured their legacy, having travelled across Ontario to sit down with the conflict’s last-living combatants, as well as those of Korea and Vietnam.

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