Canadian Heroes

Happy Easter Everyone, we all hope you have a great day with family and friends, if you have a moment drop by your local cemetery and give thanks as well at a Vets grave or your local cenotaph/memorial for giving us this great Country that we call Canada! …read more

Following a story that was written about broken Veterans gravestones that were thrown over a cliff into a rubble pile, Brent and Chris headed out to see first hand what happened, and while we can report we did not see any broken veterans stones, we did find others as well as some other very big problems that need to be addressed as well. Here is the story, there have been others written about it as well, we will be following up with this and will keep you up to date.
Veterans’ tombstones dumped at Hamilton city cemetery
www.hamiltonnews.com
They’re strewn over the side of a steep bluff at city-owned Woodland cemetery, some just fragments of tombstones bearing a first name and partial description of a dead soldier’s service. …read more

A major milestone of 100,000 page members is on the horizon. Let’s make it happen!

With the passing year of each, the number of Canada’s veterans dwindles and dwindles however the significance of our remembrance and the memorials that we create to honour and pay homage to the brave men and women who fought in the longest continuous campaign of the Second World War – has not.

Sunday May 4, 2014 is Battle of Atlantic Sunday in Canada.

Regardless of where you live in Canada or around the world you can keep update on events by joining this event.

LEST WE FORGET.

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Royal Canadian Air Force Breaking News Update:

NORAD Operation SPRING FORWARD concludes in Canada’s North

Introduction

Canada’s active commitment to our security and sovereignty in the North was demonstrated with a coordinated two-week operation conducted by the Royal Canadian Air Force in partnership with NAV CANADA, the Canadian Air Defence Sector of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) and the Alaskan NORAD Region.

This operation was carried out to ensure NORAD and its geographical component, the Canadian NORAD Region (CANR) maintains optimal readiness levels at Forward Operating Locations across the North.

Contact Information:

Captain Wright Eruebi
Public Affairs Officer
1 Canadian Air Division / Canadian NORAD Region HQ
Phone: (204) 833-2500 ext 6795
Email: Wright.Eruebi@forces.gc.ca

NORAD-USNORTHCOM Public Affairs
Phone: (719) 554-6889
Email: noradpa@norad.mil …read more