After decades of embracing immigrants, Canada is suddenly bursting at the seams. How did no one see this coming?

The Immigration Issue

The once-ragtag Canadian Corps’s capture of Vimy Ridge, led by British Lt.-Gen. Sir Julian Byng, was a signal achievement (Universal History Archive/UIG/Getty)

How Canada earned the world’s respect

Miniature crosses planted last year in memory of the elderly who died from COVID-19 at a long-term facility in Mississauga, Ont., summoned the image of war cemeteries in Europe. (Nathan Denette/CP)

We are now in the ‘Hundred Days’ we hope will end the pandemic

The Royal Canadian Legion pays tribute with Bells for Peace

Real postcards from the First World War that survived a century

Surreal colourized photos from the First World War ‘tell an old story in a new way’

Margaret Atwood on the stark differences ‘back home’ before and after the Great War

Celebrated athletes joined Canada’s WW1 effort—including six Olympians

The First World War united these Canadians by service and sacrifice

The heroic life of First World War soldier Samuel Lewis Honey

What kept Canadian soldiers committed during the First World War?

King George V (left), with Victoria-born Canadian Corps commander Lt.-Gen. Sir Arthur Currie (centre) and Gen. Henry Horne, surveys Vimy Ridge (The Print Collector/Print Collector/Getty Images)

He led Canada to victory in the Great War. Why did the troops dislike him?

This Canadian private wrote and saved hundreds of letters during the First World War