Canadians rejoiced as Allies defeated Hitler and his Nazis, but for POWs, the end to the war was still a march away.
Canadians celebrate Allied defeat of Hitler and his Nazis; wild rejoicing from coast-to-coast was caught on film.
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Colourization project breathes new life into First World War images.
It wasn’t common for the British to burn public buildings because it didn’t serve a military purpose. The burning of Washington in August 1814 was more an act of vengeance. Episode 7 of the War of 1812 Video Field Guide.
Michael O'Hagan's PhD research on German prisoner of war camps in Canada helps connect Winnipegger to POW family history.
Family and Children’s Services honours First World War soldier from Sharbot Lake, Ontario, for Remembrance Day.
