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Seasick Leaving Port!

Seasick Leaving Port!

Mr. Starkes tells of his first experiences at sea heading towards England and the funny things that happen amongst the crew!

Becoming Part of the British Forces

Becoming Part of the British Forces

As a young man from Newfoundland, Mr. Starkes shares his reasons for joining up and the path he chose for himself.

About transition – Dr. Maya Eichler

About transition – Dr. Maya Eichler

On International Women’s Day we honour the women who serve our country and recognize the sacrifices they make to protect us. Both female and male #Veterans share many of the same experiences when transitioning from military to civilian life, but as Dr. Maya Eichler of Mt. St. Vincent University explains, women also face unique challenges.

Government of Canada recognizes the pre- and post-Second World War experiences of Métis Veterans

Government of Canada recognizes the pre- and post-Second World War experiences of Métis Veterans

Métis across Canada valiantly participated in military service, and their courage and contributions are a source of honour to their families, their communities, and to all Canadians.

Invictus Games 2018: Wedding – Dean & Gailynne

Invictus Games 2018: Wedding – Dean & Gailynne

Dean and Gailynne were married on 18 March 2000. On 1 October 2004, Dean suffered a traumatic brain injury. He suffers from memory loss and doesn’t remember much of his wedding day. Dean and Gailynne renewed their vows on 27 October 2018. Their Invictus Games family added many special touches. Flower Girl Borrowed and Blue

Bienvenue à Mon dossier ACC

Bienvenue à Mon dossier ACC

 

Welcome to My VAC Account

Welcome to My VAC Account

 

Invictus Games 2018: Victoria and Sean

Invictus Games 2018: Victoria and Sean

We asked Team Canada supporters Victoria and Sean how it feels to be at the Invictus Games...

Lieutenant Commander (Ret’d) Richard Tilley talks about his father’s experience on D-Day

Lieutenant Commander (Ret’d) Richard Tilley talks about his father’s experience on D-Day

On June 6, 1944, then-Sub-Lieutenant Harold (Hal) Tilley was one of 10,000 sailors who risked their lives storming the beaches on D-Day. Listen as his son, Lieutenant Commander (Ret’d) Richard Tilley talks about his father’s experience.

My Friend Jack!

My Friend Jack!

Mr. Couture shares some happier moments about his friend, a repayment he never thought would happen!!

Best and Worst Moments

Best and Worst Moments

Mr. Couture shares some memories of his time as a POW.

Finally Going Home

Finally Going Home

Mr. Couture speaks about returning home and reflects back on reasons for his survival.

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