All images credit: Colin Sibilleau The Sherman III « BOMB » of the Sherbrooke Fusiliers was possibly the only Canadian Sherman to roll
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ABOVE: Captain King Whyte poses for a picture at his desk, England, 21 January, 1946. Photo by Sgt. Karen Hermeston. Born James
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With the anniversary of the Liberation of Holland fast approaching, (May 5th, 2022), I would like to share an interesting graphic novel
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I want to thank, Angela Faulconer, and Deleyne Wentz both, for making this post possible. Oftentimes I am forced to rely heavily
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Just days away from commemorating Remembrance Day on November 11th, I received an exciting email from Chris Graham of Ottawa; "I recently
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I first met Nadine at the Department of Public Affairs Learning Centre (DPALC) in Gatineau, when they held a reunion for the
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As we near the 79th anniversary this year of the Dieppe Raid (August 19th, 1942), I wanted to post an update to
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I thought of marking the anniversary of the D-Day Landing in Normandy, on June 6th, 1944, by revisiting some of the posts
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One of the most dramatic events in Canada’s history is the Achterveld Conference. Famous and infamous men bargained over the lives of
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The Ortona Christmas dinner is a significant event in the history of the Canadian regiments who fought in Ortona in December 1943
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“Photographer: Lieut.D.I.Grant – Roll 84 and 85 – 19 Aug 44 Location: St.Lambert sur Dives Story: “B” Coy Argyll Sutherlands have a
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Phone conversation originally recorded, March 8th, 2013. Edited by Dale Gervais, January 1, 2021. Alicia Chambers : I was born in Lethbridge,
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Currently available to the public until September 6, 2021, is a new exhibition entitled : “Forever Changed – Stories From the Second
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The following article is written by my good friend and colleague, Ben Moogk, who has been a dedicated researcher of Canada’s involvement
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I was recently contacted by a visitor to the website seeking information on the Canadian involvement during WWII around the Boulogne and
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