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Danielle Bilozaze-Lewis spent a week in Belgium and France to study Canada’s impact on the war

"The chance to go and learn about things in person instead of a textbook or a YouTube video was really exciting,” said Surukanti.

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The Vimy Foundation has unveiled the names of the 20 young recipients chosen to participate in the esteemed 20...

Toronto businessman who sought to place a 24-metre statue of a cloaked woman in a Cape Breton national park, is now suing, 8 years after the cancellation.

Inside a densely-packed archive of First World War artifacts in Montreal, among the shelves of knives, razors, uniforms and artillery, there is a cookbook. The book belonged to Clarence Booth, who lived on Peel St. before he enlisted with the 24th Battalion Victoria Rifles in 1914. His friends called him Buster.

The designation recognizes the Vimy Memorial as among 138 First World War funeral and memorial "sites of memory" deemed “of outstanding value to humanity” and deserving of special protection in times of war.

The minister of veterans affairs said the Canadian government, which maintains the Vimy Ridge memorial, is working with French authorities to find the alleged vandal.

The minister of veterans affairs said the Canadian government, which maintains the Vimy Ridge memorial, is working with French authorities to find the alleged vandal.

Canadas Veterans Affairs minister is condemning vandalism to the Canadian National Vimy Memorial in France.