You can watch our one-hour Remembrance Day special online now, hosted by Dawna Friesen.
Global National's Mike Drolet recalls meeting a Canadian soldier who left a profound impact on him.
Promising never to forget, hundreds of Canadian teens journeyed to the National War Memorial as a show of support from one generation to another.
Watch the Remembrance Day ceremony live from Ottawa and chat with an expert.
Watch the Second World War progress through our interactive map showing the human cost of war in Toronto.
Some employees at a McDonald's in southern Alberta aren't loving that they can't wear poppies. What do you think of the ban?
Some of the ways Remembrance Day is being marked across Canada.
People gathered at memorials across the Country to remember Canada's Veterans. Many also shared their stories online.
Take an interactive journey through the last months of World War II with History.ca.
Just before the D-Day landings, one of Alex Adair’s friends had a premonition. “I’m not gonna make it,” he said.
Former Canadian Forces soldier Claude Lord is one of 150 veterans in a federal program aimed at getting ex-military personnel off the streets.
Newfoundland and Labrador suffered the greatest toll from the Afghan mission, followed by other Atlantic provinces.
Visit History.ca for detailed information about their Days of Remembrance special programming from Nov. 9th to 11th.
Canada's small army of homeless veterans will undoubtedly grow in size as troops returning from Afghanistan absorb the horrors of a decade of fighting there.
Canada was involved in Afghanistan for nearly ten years. Our interactive timeline takes you through major events in the mission.
Hundreds of Canadians lost their lives at Dieppe. Frank Volterman was one of the lucky survivors. A Global News: 16x9 report.
The spirit of a fallen Canadian soldier is living on through a baby girl in Nova Scotia.
Find out about Canada's ten-year mission in Afghanistan with this list of interesting facts.
An interactive look at how Canadian soldiers have died in Afghanistan.
Meet the men who shaped the Great War, from David Lloyd George to Kaiser Wilhelm.
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