Technology is helping to preserve and share the art and stories that were etched into the chalk walls in the tunnels below Vimy Ridge during the First World War.

Nancy Payne is Canada's 2025 National Silver Cross Mother, representing all families who have lost sons and daughters to war. She tells CBC News chief correspondent Adrienne Arsenault about her son Cpl. Randy Joseph who died serving in...

An American who came to Canada to fight in the Second World War and was praised for his conduct was court martialled for desertion when he returned to the U.S. Decades later, Millard ‘Tex’ Allison’s family and B.C. regiment are trying to...

CBC’s Johanna Wagstaffe takes The National on her personal journey to Malta to find out more about her great uncle Michael, an airman who never came home from the Second World War — and the Canadians who flew beside him.

Indigenous Veterans Day has been acknowledged in Manitoba for more than three decades, but this year is the first time it will be officially marked. CBC’s Gavin Axelrod brings more.

Indigenous women gathered to create beaded poppies to honour First Nations veterans, who some say haven’t been recognized in the same way as non-Indigenous veterans. CBC’s Delaney Kelly paid them a visit.

They were aiming for 4,000, but volunteers in Stratford have knitted and crocheted 14,000 poppies that the town will display on Remembrance Day. One of the knitters calls it a “work of love” to show her respect for veterans and those...

The discovery of a military duffel bag in an Italian farmer's field has revived the story of Hector McDonald — a Cape Breton soldier killed during the Second World War.

Don Cherry sparked an online backlash on Saturday night for his comments about immigrants not wanting to wear poppies ahead of Remembrance Day.

People across Canada gathered today to honour the service and sacrifice of the men and women in the Canadian Forces on Remembrance Day.

The Afghan-Canadians who served as civilian advisers for the Canadian Forces in Afghanistan, helping in some of the most dangerous missions, say they came home to little or no support from the government.

Don Cherry’s comments about new immigrants not wearing poppies have cost him his job at Hockey Night in Canada after 40 years. In a statement, Sportsnet said “following further discussions with Don Cherry after Saturday night's...

Saturday will be the first Hockey Night in Canada since Don Cherry was ousted. Love him or loathe him? We talk to hockey fans about what should happen to Coach’s Corner without the coach.

This year's Remembrance Day marks 100 years since the end of the First World War. In this weeks Dispatch, the CBC's Nahlah Ayed travels to Belgium to bring us the story of Canadian Private George Price, the last British Empire soldier...

PM Trudeau joins other world leaders in Paris to mark the 100th anniversary of armistice and honour the lives lost in battle.

Remembrance Day ceremony on Parliament Hill commemorates the end of the First World War a century ago.

For 15 years, kids from the school have been tending to the graves of 17 First World War soldiers and a nurse from Newfoundland, after they discovered their graves didn't have a poppy for Remembrance Day. Now a group of them will...

Canadians may consider the First World War important. But they don't necessarily know many facts about it

History professors at Western University have a project helping connect Canadians with history by sending recreated postcards from the First World War to the same address from more than 100 years ago.

Joyce Hunter is making beaded poppies for Indigenous Veterans Day — combining a proud symbol with traditional beadwork to produce powerful pieces of wearable art.

Christopher Holopina was killed just six days before the end of his peacekeeping deployment in Bosnia when his armoured vehicle rolled into a ravine. Canada’s 2023 Silver Cross mother, Gloria Hooper, tells CBC’s Rosemary Barton about her...

The nation falls silent to remember the war dead.

Zachary Lou, a student at the Academy for Gifted Children in Richmond Hill, Ont., reads the Remembrance Day poem for which he won second place in the 2021 poetry contest held by the Royal Canadian Legion - Ontario Command.

Five veterans sat down to share a recitation of the renowned poem for Remembrance Day.