A new video The Story of the Izzy Doll has recently been released that does an excellent job of explaining the project. We have posted on our site. The story starts with the personal initiative of the ...

The files attached to this page support CMEA Bursary applications. Before starting, please consult the most recent version attached below. You can read them online or ...

We regret to advise of the death of Chief Warrant Officer James Leighton Munro MMM, CD (Ret’d) after a short illness, on 23 June 2025, a day before his 81 st birthday. Born in Vancouver BC, Jim was ...

The 107 th (Winnipeg) Battalion, CEF was authorized on 4 November 1915 as an infantry battalion. Recruiting by the 32 nd Manitoba Horse started in Winnipeg starting that same month. How it was ...

Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022 escalating the war that started 2014. Tens of thousands on both sides have been killed and Russian forces have been accused of mass civilian casualties and ...

The first Canadian “School of Military Engineering” was authorized in Halifax, Nova Scotia, in July 1907 and included such components as a Construction School, Electrical School, Mechanical School, ...

There are three volumes have been published and a fourth is soon going into print. The History of the Corps of Royal Canadian Engineers by Colonel A.J. Kerry, OBE, CD and Major W. A. McDill, CD Volume ...

Leese intended to deploy his three corps with the Canadians in the centre, II Polish Corps to the right and V British Corps the left. These three corps would attack through the Gothic Line at the town ...

The Rock of Gibraltar is the key to the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean. Thrusting 1300 feet above the Spanish plain on the Bay of Algeciras, the Rock of Gibraltar has been a ...

We regret to advise of the death of Francis C. Murphy at home in Richmond Hill, ON on 23 September 2004. Frank was Second World War Royal Canadian Engineer veteran who participated in the D-Day ...

The Second World War Allied campaign in Italy is often called “an Engineer’s War” because of the terrain and obstacles the enemy created that had to be overcome. In December 1943, the German Army had ...

Article by LCol Ken Holmes (Ret’d) “Bailey Bridging made an immense contribution towards ending World War II. As far as my own operations were concerned, with the 8th Army in Italy and with the 21 ...