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From the 1998:Seven months after Maclean’s investigation into rape in the military, the magazine asked if anything had really changed in the Canadian Forces?

From 1998: A pioneering fighter pilot added her story to the growing disclosures of women in the Canadian Forces

From 1998: Women who have suffered sexual assault in the Canadian Forces are speaking out

From the archives: Canada’s troops are suffering--and angry

In 1991, the 50th anniversary of Pearl Harbour, veterans recalled to Maclean’s the historic day when Japan attacked throughout the pacific

From February 1986: Kidder is one of the most prominent Canadian actors who have found fame and glory in the U.S., yet are returning home to participate in Canada’s burst of film-making

Justin and his brothers found out about Pierre’s 1979 retirement before their mom

Chanie was 12, and Indigenous. He died as the white world’s rules had forced him to live—cut off from his people.

In this article written just five months before the end of WW1, H.G. Wells argues that all empires and nations must cease to exist.