Book Review: Does Canada really have its own tradition of war resistance? Are such activities a significant part of our national narrative or merely an occasional side story? Worth Fighting For is a collection of essays that offers an alternative to the military buffs who have dominated the interpretation of history in recent years. The book’s contributors argue that war resistance should be understood to include all forms of opposition to state-sanctioned military violence and militarist culture.
Book Review: The book is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices we demand of our veterans and, sadly, of how quickly society can forget about their service.
Book review: E.J. Hughes is known across Canada for his landscape and seascape paintings, especially of British Columbia. However, before he became a celebrated artist, he served as one of Canada’s official war artists during the Second World War.
