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As Co-Chairs of the Korean War Veterans Advocates of Canada (HooJung Jones Kennedy and Major(Ret’d) Don Kennedy), we are honoured to preserve the legacy of our Korean War Veterans by erecting the «Banff Korean War Gapyeong
What difference does it make to the dead, the orphans, and the homeless, whether the mad destruction is wrought under the name of totalitarianism or the holy name of liberty and democracy?
Read MoreThat was when the guns fell silent! The Great War was over! But it was not a clear cut victory; it was an armistice negotiated under duress. It should have been a cause for rejoicing. On the allied side it was, but the German people felt betrayed by their leaders. The Treaty of Versailles was incredibly punitive.
Read MoreMen who enroll in the military service are now at risk for developing different mental health disorders, according to the Institute of Medicine.
Read MoreD-Day took place on the 6th of June, 1944, regardless of unfavorable weather and conditions that they endured. It was a day that Canada, as well as the other allied nations participated in a series of events that made history.
Read MoreCanada aided the allies in many hard battles during world war two, but the most well known contribution was during the battle of Normandy. Out of all the conflicts that Canada would take part in, their most important role that they played there would be instrumental in eventually winning the war overall.
Read MoreCanadians remember the Battle of Normandy and D-Day, marking the 75th Year Anniversary
Read MoreFor the 75th anniversary of D-Day, CBC's The National worked with young journalists to interview veterans about their memories from that fateful day.
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