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A Typical Day Inside the Camp
Mr. Lord provides detail as to how he and his comrades spent their day inside the camp while on and off duty.
A Challenge and an Opportunity
Being part of the Royal 22nd Regiment, Mr. Lord expressed the challenges faced as part of this unit along with the positive aspects of belonging.
Off to Afghanistan
Mr. Lord discusses his deployment to Afghanistan and his return home.
Communication Field as a Reservist
Mr. Lord speaks about his opportunity to join the reserves and discusses his training.
Black History Month 2017
February is Black History Month.
The sculptor’s tools
A window on Canada’s First World War Visitor Education Centre, Vimy, France.
The Reasons to Remember
Officer Hickey sends a great message to youth about realizing their opportunities in life and stresses the benefits of volunteering.
Honoured to be Part of the Delegation
Officer Hickey expresses his pride and enthusiasm for representing Newfoundlanders and the Veteran population in commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the Battles of Somme and Beaumont-Hamel.
Returning Back Home can be Difficult
Officer Hickey speaks about the sometimes difficult transition back to home life after deployments.
Absolutely Nothing There!
Officer Hickey describes the culture shock felt when arriving in south Sudan where the country had absolutely nothing to offer them; no accommodations, no food, nothing at all.
No Time to be Scared
Officer Hickey speaks about interactions with the locals and how their sense of fear was soon allayed as they realized that the UN presence was a good thing!
Police Presence Most Important
Officer Hickey details the situation that existed and how the presence of police officers was a major part in bringing stability to the local population.
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