Lest we forget the details
History, National Defence, RemembranceJohn Robson says remembering our veterans has to go deeper than a poppy and Juno Beach.
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Wainwright- Canada’s own Afghanistan
Afghanistan, Mercedes Stephenson Investigates, National Defence, TerrorismBefore Canada’s armed forces are deployed to Afghanistan, they get first hand experience with Afghanistan’s terrain, the obstacles and the culture. Mercedes Stephenson joins some of Canada’s finest military personnel in a unique training ground in Alberta.
A different kind of peacekeeping
A Question of Honour, National Defence, YugoslaviaThe first Canadian contingent in Yugoslavia discovers what peacekeeping really involves the hard way. From A Question of Honour.
Going to war with half the gear…
A Question of Honour, National DefenceWhat happens when soldiers are sent on ‘peacekeeping’ mission with outdated and lousy equipment. From A Question of Honour.
Keeping the peace
A Question of Honour, National DefenceSoldiers explain what *real* peacekeeping is all about. From A Question of Honour.
Canada Without Armed Forces 1 of 6
A Question of Honour, National DefenceLooking into the not-so-distant future. A special report from the Underground Royal Commission. From A Question of Honour.
Canada Without Armed Forces 2 of 6
A Question of Honour, National DefenceLooking into the not-so-distant future. A special report from the Underground Royal Commission. From A Question of Honour.
Canada Without Armed Forces 3 of 6
A Question of Honour, National DefenceLooking into the not-so-distant future. A special report from the Underground Royal Commission. From A Question of Honour.
Canada Without Armed Forces 4 of 6
A Question of Honour, National DefenceLooking into the not-so-distant future. A special report from the Underground Royal Commission. From A Question of Honour.
Canada Without Armed Forces 5 of 6
A Question of Honour, National DefenceLooking into the not-so-distant future. A special report from the Underground Royal Commission. From A Question of Honour.