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New Passchendaele Mailing Labels for only $1.75

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Passchendaele 100th Anniversary
Mailing Labels

In commemorating the 100th Anniversary of Passchendaele, Legion Magazine Shop has released exclusive commemorative mailing labels. They make a perfect addition to envelopes and for anyone wishing to honour the service and sacrifice made by those at Passchendaele, 100 years ago. These limited time only mailing labels are available starting at just $1.75 for 30 Labels. Click here to buy now.

Passchendaele is a vivid symbol of the mud, madness and the senseless slaughter of the First World War. In the late summer of 1917, the British launched a series of failed assaults against German forces holding the plateau overlooking the city of Ypres, Belgium. The battlefield became a quagmire. Canadian forces entered the fray in October, capturing the Passchendaele ridge at a cost of 15,600 casualties — a high price for a piece of ground that would be vacated for the enemy the following year.

Explore the First World War in its entirety, from our award-winning series Canada’s Ultimate Story by ordering a copy of WW I Collection for only $34.95! Click here to buy now.

Anti-malaria drug under scrutiny

From the Legion Magazine.


Camp X

Cure or curse?

by Sharon Adams

Evidence is getting stronger that mefloquine, an anti-malarial
drug prescribed to troops deploying to mosquito-ridden
tropical regions, may cause neuropsychiatric side effects.

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Front lines : a new weekly feature

High Arctic research supports sovereignty

by Stephen J. Thorne

Scientists at the Department of National Defence have been at work in the Canadian Arctic developing a new tool to help assert the country’s polar sovereignty. The expedition is part of efforts to develop surveillance
capabilities to monitor the approaches to Canada’s Arctic.

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September 8, 1951

The Royal 22nd Regiment takes part in Operation Minden, as the
1st Commonwealth Division crosses Korea’s Imjin River into no man’s
land to establish a bridgehead on a new front line.

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New Vimy Ridge Commemorative Mailing Labels for only $1.75!

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New Vimy Ridge 100th Anniversary Mailing Labels

In commemorating the 100th Anniversary of Vimy Ridge, Legion Magazine Shop has released exclusive commemorative mailing labels. They make a perfect addition to envelopes and for anyone wishing to honour the service and sacrifice made by those at Vimy Ridge, 100 years ago. These limited time only mailing labels are available starting at just $1.75 for 30 Labels. Click here to buy now.

Nations choose symbols, and Vimy is an important one for Canada. Hundreds of thousands have returned to the site of the battlefield in formal and informal pilgrimages. To stand at the memorial on Vimy Ridge in France, as thousands of Canadians will do this year on the 100th anniversary, is to feel the weight of history, the echoes of the clash of battle, and the spirit of those who served and sacrificed.

Explore the battle in its entirety, from our award-winning series Canada’s Ultimate Story by ordering a copy of Vimy: The birth of a nation for only $14.95! Click here to buy now.

 

World War I: True stories from Vimy to Victory
is now available on newsstands across Canada!

When the First World War started in 1914, Canada’s population was less than 8 million, yet more
than 620,000 enlisted to stand up to tyranny. Many of the surviving soldiers felt compelled to share
their stories—not necessarily with everyone, but with those who had also served—and
Legion Magazine helped their voices be heard. Many of those stories, accompanied by
dozens of dramatic photos, are collected in this new special issue.

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From the Legion Magazine.


Front lines : a new weekly feature

Sword rattling won’t change
Canada’s defence policy

by Stephen J. Thorne

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sent a message that Canada will
not be browbeaten when he reasserted his position Aug. 23
that the country will act in its own best interests on the issues
of troops for Afghanistan and continental missile defence.

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Camp X

John A. Macdonald’s
rocky road to Confederation

by Don Gillmor

In 1864, John A. Macdonald, along with George Brown,
D’Arcy McGee and Alexander Galt, sailed to Charlottetown to
convince the maritime colonies to join Confederation. On board
was $13,000 worth of champagne to smooth negotiations.

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August 30-31, 1944

Canadians break through Germany’s Gothic Line, south of Rimini, Italy.

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