A prospector unloads supplies from a bush plane at Taltheillie Narrows, N.W.T.
In 1919, most of Canada’s 3,700,000 square miles were still uncharted wilderness. […]
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A prospector unloads supplies from a bush plane at Taltheillie Narrows, N.W.T.
In 1919, most of Canada’s 3,700,000 square miles were still uncharted wilderness. […]
by Allan W. Waddy
As a sailor on board Her Majesty’s Canadian Ship St. Croix (2nd) during the mid-1960s, I had the honour to be a member of the Royal Canadian Navy in the exciting […]
by Ken Huxtable
Soldiers take a few moments to relax with some music amid the destroyed and very dusty […]
The river tug Vic Ingraham awaits its skipper at Fort Providence, N.W.T.
Sir Alexander Mackenzie never had it this good. I’m in the middle of […]
Stevedore.
Travel and adventure have been a big part of war artist ’s life. Born in 1907 in Calcutta, India, he and his family immigrated to Canada and settled in Toronto in 1928. He studied art […]
by Robert C. Fisher
German U-boat U-210 as seen from the deck of the Canadian destroyer Assiniboine during a deadly encounter on the North Atlantic […]
by Ray Dick
Canadian and American soldiers are together again, this time united in the war against terrorism in Afghanistan. But is this a relationship that will last, or is it a marriage […]
Personnel from the Lincoln and Welland Regiment’s canoe commando party train for the January 1945 assault on Kapelsche Veer.
On Nov. 2, 2001 a large delegation of Canadians as well as many Dutch citizens gathered […]
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