In the 20th century, RCAF Station Jericho Beach was one of Vancouver’s key military sites. Flying boats patrolled the Pacific every day, while pilots...
In September 1941, people in Vancouver lived somewhere between long workdays and constant worry. Every morning, hundreds of workers streamed into the North Vancouver...
As early as World War I, Vancouver’s residents raised funds for soldiers and their families, sewed clothes, and sent food packages overseas. During World...
The British Columbia Regiment, commonly known as the Duke of Connaught’s Own (DCOR), is an armoured reconnaissance military unit of the Canadian Army's Primary...
The Seaforth Highlanders of Canada was established on November 24, 1910, by a group of Vancouver residents of Scottish descent. After officially affiliating with...
The role of women in Vancouver society changed dramatically during World War II. As this period was transformative for all Canadians, the nation demanded...
Le 28 juin 1914, un nationaliste serbe assassine l'archiduc François-Ferdinand de l'Empire austro-hongrois. Plusieurs années auparavant, le grand empire avait annexé une partie des...
Vancouver possède une histoire riche, marquée par des batailles, des guerres et divers conflits. Aujourd'hui, nous nous penchons sur l'un des plus anciens affrontements....
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