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L'armée arrive en renfort à Halifax après Dorian

Des militaires ont été déployés dans la région de Halifax, armés de scies à chaîne pour aider à retirer les nombreux arbres déracinés et les branches arrachées emmêlées...

source: La Presse

Retrouvé en Italie, un sac à dos de la Deuxième Guerre mondiale rentre à Montréal

Près de 75 ans après avoir été laissé en Italie pendant la Deuxième Guerre mondiale, le sac à dos d'un soldat canadien est finalement de retour à la maison. Une Montréalaise...

source: Radio-Canada

Dessin de camouflage canadien, les essais du «Prototype J» vont commencer

Quelque 600 soldats de la Base de soutien de la 4e Division du Canada (BS 4 Div C) vont bientôt être mise à contribution pour aider les Forces armées canadiennes à tester un nouveau dessin de camouflage...

source: 45e Nord

Thank you to the members of 4 ESR

Thank you to the members of 4 ESR (Engineer Support Regiment) from CFB Gagetown who arrived in our area and will offer assistance with post-Hurricane Dorian relief efforts. You might see the vehicles on the roads and in your area.

source: Dan Hennessey via Facebook

New blood test could help identify troops and veterans with PTSD

Physicians could potentially one day identify veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder through a quick blood test instead of complex psychological tests, thanks to new research from the Army and outside biometrics experts published...

source: Military Times

Canada soldiers helping to remove fallen trees after Dorian

Canadian soldiers armed with chain saws have fanned out across Halifax and the surrounding communities to help clean up the tangled mess of fallen trees and power lines left behind by post-tropical cyclone Dorian. Their high-profile deployment is part of a wider effort...

source: Daily Inter Lake

Crews work to restore power and clear debris left in Dorian's wake

Canadian soldiers armed with chainsaws fanned out across the Halifax area on Monday to help clean up the tangled mess of fallen trees and power lines left behind by post-tropical storm Dorian. Their high-profile deployment — carried...

source: CTV News

Plane leaves CFB Trenton to help Bahamas hurricane victims

An airplane has left 8-Wing CFB Trenton as part of Canada's efforts to help hurricane relief assistance in the Bahamas. A Government of Canada news release said a CC-130J Hercules departed the base and arrived in Nassau, continuing on to Kingston, Jamaica to support that...

source: inQuinte.ca

Paws for PTSD Gala

The second annual Paws for PTSD Gala is this Saturday, Sept. 14, at the Dutch Canadian Club in Edmonton, which supports Courageous Companions. John Dugas, the retired sapper who you may have seen recently on Global News with his service dog, is the chair of Courageous Companions.

source: CMEA

Firefighters' National Memorial Day honours 90 fallen heroes

The 16th annual Canadian Firefighters Annual Memorial Ceremony recently took place in Ottawa. Minister of Environment and Climate Change Catherine McKenna delivered the keynote address to honour Canadian firefighters who died in the line of duty. Ten families of the fallen,...

source: Ottawa Matters

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source: TD Assurance

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source: TD Insurance

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Sapper Gallantry and Loss at Pashmul — Sept. 3, 2006

On Sept. 2, 2006, the Canadian Army launched what is considered to be one of the most deadly operations in recent military history. NATO's Operation MEDUSA aimed to reclaim the Pashmal/Panjawyi district of Afghanistan from the Taliban. The enemy had been massing in the region...

source: CMEA

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L'armée arrive en renfort à Halifax après Dorian

Retrouvé en Italie, un sac à dos de la Deuxième Guerre mondiale rentre à Montréal

Dessin de camouflage canadien, les essais du «Prototype J» vont commencer

Thank you to the members of 4 ESR

New blood test could help identify troops and veterans with PTSD

Canada soldiers helping to remove fallen trees after Dorian

Crews work to restore power and clear debris left in Dorian's wake

Plane leaves CFB Trenton to help Bahamas hurricane victims

Paws for PTSD Gala

Firefighters' National Memorial Day honours 90 fallen heroes

Regrouper per économiser

Bundle and save

Would you like to submit an event or news article for publication?

Help please!

Sapper Gallantry and Loss at Pashmul — Sept. 3, 2006

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