SPOKANE — John Babcock, Canada’s last soldier from World War I who died last month at the age of 109, was remembered at a memorial service as a symbol of his 650,000 countrymen who volunteered to ...

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SPOKANE — John Babcock, Canada’s last soldier from World War I who died last week at the age of 109, was remembered at a memorial service as a symbol of his 650,000 countrymen who volunteered to serve ...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, left, takes a selfie with military personnel following the Poppy of Peace Ceremony in Arras, France on Sunday, April 9, 2017. (Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press ...

SPOKANE — Canada’s minister of veterans affairs has presented an award to a Spokane man who is Canada’s last surviving veteran of World War I. John Babcock received a Minister of Veterans Affairs ...

A new exhibition in Canada, focusing on air battles during the First World War and featuring a section on Ottoman war pilots, has opened its doors to the public on Friday. Titled “Deadly Skies – Air ...

The Government of Canada will apologize for the treatment endured by members of the No. 2 Construction Battalion before, during and after their service in the First World War. When Great Britain ...

TORONTO (AP) — Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized in Parliament on Wednesday for a government decision in 1914 to turn away a ship carrying hundreds of South Asian immigrants. The ...

Much has been said about the criminal syndicalism laws in the United States and the outlawing of syndicalist organizing under the first Red Scare in 1919. Yet it is often overlooked that similar laws ...

A lost German artillery gun from the First World War has been uncovered by stunned Canadian builders, an estimated 4,000 miles from where it was last fired. A construction crew unearthed the ...

PARIS-More than 20,000 people, most of them Canadians, attended a solemn ceremony Sunday to commemorate a World War I battle in northern France that remains indelibly etched on Canada's national ...