Canadian Navy member shares his experiences while serving in the 1950s
Jameson sisters to think of orphaned cousin and their uncle on Remembrance Day
A few hundred residents paid their respects outside the Sidney cenotaph Nov. 11
Ken Himes recalls tense moments in Cyprus as a young man trying to help keep the peace
Wet weather doesn’t stop attendees from filling Veterans Memorial Park Thursday
Hank Jackson, 100, was a tail gunner on a Halifax bomber
Some restrictions and changes will nonetheless remain in place as COVID-19 continues to pose a threat
How much do you know about times of war?
Second World War veteran Donovan Nixon, 99, recalls risking his life in the sky
Gordon Quan trained to operate as a demolition expert behind Japanese lines
Garbage, sewer complaints dominate interaction between council, camp leadership
Continued camaraderie is key as marking Remembrance Day comes full circle for nonagenarian
Branch president says reliable contribution espescially appreciated as donations down overall
Announcement made in the wake of 5-part Canadian Press series on veteran’s issues
Pandemic, dwindling membership lay blows to community organizations
VIU education student examines trauma on the front lines of First World War
The history and legacy of Canadian heroes, engraved in granite
Modified events see some in-person services resuming, while many remain virtual
Remembrance Day opening a first for Fairfield site
Campaign continues in fight for equity and fairness for all veterans
