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Most members of the Canadian Armed Forces never fire a shotgun as part of their military training or duties. But Canadian Ranger instructors in the Far North…

The First Nation in northern Ontario has been overwhelmed by a COVID-19 outbreak. In the last two weeks, more than 200 people have tested positive for the virus in the community of roughly 400 people located 600 kilometres north of Thunder Bay.

Article content Canadian Ranger instructors are full-time members of the Canadian Army who travel regularly from their headquarters at Canadian Forces Base Borden, near Barrie, to provide specialized instruction to the 600 Canadian Rangers based out of 32 First Nations across the Far North of Ontario. Rangers are part-time army reservists. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. First woman appointed as Canadian Ranger instructor helps in COVID crisis Back to video The instructors’ duties require them to go on the land with the Rangers in all weather ...

"They were willing to do whatever we needed them to do. They weren't fussy about anything. They were there. Despite the temperatures … they braved the elements.The cold meant nothing to them." The Canadian Rangers arrived in Ginoogaming on Feb 1, and assisted with food deliveries and the vaccine rollout plan for the community. Team members even delivered activities to children and families during the lockdown, and provided snow removal for elders. Warrant Officer Carl Wolfe assisted community members in Ginoogaming First Nation this month. (Sergeant Peter Moon, Canadian Rangers) "We assesse...

Man reunited with dad’s WWII documents after police found them by chance     KANSAS CITY, KS (KCTV) — A priceless piece of a man’s service in World War II has been reunited with his family years after it went missing. His son says the documents went missing with others at least five years ago. When he got the call saying they’d been found, he was stunned. “My first thought was, ‘Is this really happening?’” said Carl Wolfe, who lives in Western Wyandotte County. On Saturday, Kansas City, Missouri police got a call about a possible break-in at a vacant motel in their city....