In the chaos of trench warfare, when lines were cut and radios failed, carrier pigeons delivered messages that saved lives.

A piece of World War One field artillery has been found by crews excavating the site of a new amphitheater at the PNE grounds in Vancouver.

While Canada’s national stereotype may be an overly polite and homely attitude to an almost comical degree, this certainly was not the case in World War I. In fact, throughout the Western Front ...

In a statement, the City of Saskatoon said it was aware of the graffiti at the Vimy Memorial, along with other locations across the city. A graffiti "team" should be out in the coming weeks to remove ...

Burdened by large debt and high taxes, Canadian farmers decided it was time to defend their interests and change the political landscape of the country in post-WWI Canada. Prairie farmers faced ...

They faced racism and discrimination, and they had to fight a battle at home before they could represent Canada in the First World War. Now families of the so-called black battalion say the ...