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When Paul Hughes crossed into Ukraine to help fight the Russians early last month, he expected he would be armed and taken to the front lines. But he couldnt get a weapon or ammunition.

OTTAWA - When Paul Hughes crossed into Ukraine to help fight the Russians early last month, he expected he would be armed and taken to the front lines. But he couldn't get a weapon or ammunition.

OTTAWA — When Paul Hughes crossed into Ukraine to help fight the Russians early last month, he expected he would be armed and taken to the front lines. But he couldn't get a weapon or ammunition.

Some Canadians who want to pick up arms for Ukraine say they have faced unexpected hurdles, with some finding a lack of organization even as others have been turned away before they can get out the door.

While Ottawa has largely adopted a hands-off approach, saying the decision to fight is up to individuals, some are worried about the potential legal and national security questions of having a large number of Canadians head off to war.

Bryson Woolsey is trading in his chef's apron and the luxury of home for ammunition and danger to help people in Ukraine during their time of crisis.

Bryson Woolsey is trading in his chef’s apron and the luxury of home for ammunition and danger ...

People from all walks of life are answering Kyiv’s call to arms

People from all walks of life are answering Kyiv’s call to arms

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said March 2 that Americans should refrain from traveling to Ukraine to help ...