Page 29 - Vimy Ridge News Today

With multiple wildfires burning on the Hawaiian island of Maui, residents are witnessing dramatic scenes of devastation as they flee their homes.

Remembering the 2003 North American blackout 20 years later.

By Jaymie L. White

Harold Innis consistently pointed to the recurrent historical pattern in which imperial centers control and exploit those who live on the margins of a political order. Innis warned that this dynamic would not disappear with the rise of mass democracy.

Two more pedestals have been unveiled at the cenotaph in Victoria Park; honouring the artillery, and unknown soldiers.

Harold Innis consistently pointed to the recurrent historical pattern in which imperial centers control and exploit those who live on the margins of a political order. Innis warned that this dynamic would not disappear with the rise of mass democracy.

The dedication of the Vimy Ridge Memorial

The Department of National Defence and the Canadian Armed Forces have confirmed that the grave of an unknown soldier in Bois-Carr British Cemetery, in...

The family of a Canadian soldier who served in the First World War say they're "incredibly emotional" to learn that his grave has finally been identified. Sgt. Arthur Melvin enlisted with the Canadian Expeditionary Force in Calgary in 1915.

A model created by a group of youth for the Saskatoon Museum of Military Artifacts honours the Saskatchewan and Manitoba boys who contributed to the Vimy Ridge battle of WWI.