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In St. Laurent's shadow: Stephen Harper and the end of an era.		May 1, 2014	2205
Along party lines: is harper the conservative successor to Diefenbaker?		Jan 1, 2014	2101
Unfinished legacy: reintroducing Sir John A. Macdonald.		Jul 1, 2013	1454
How travel has changed since 9/11.		Dec 1, 2012	525
After dominion: the making of Canadian foreign policy: as Canada emerged as an independent player on the world stage, it took some clever diplomacy to avoid simply trading one imperial master for another.		Nov 1, 2012	1410
Inventing Canada abroad: the legacy of Lester B. Pearson: how one man's vision kept the peace and forged a legacy.		Sep 1, 2012	2459
Operation JUBILEE: nine hours of hell at Dieppe: seventy tears after the tragic attack, historians still debate the merits of the 1942 Dieppe raid. The bloody sacrifice of Canadian troops is without dispute.		Jul 1, 2012	1461
A brief history of terrorism.	Essay	Jun 1, 2012	2157
Special delivery: 1918: the first airmail flight in Canada.		Apr 1, 2012	1168
Fort Rouille: Toronto's forgotten first defence: while some Canadians are aware of the fact that the city of Toronto was known as York, few recall that the original colonial outpost was built by the French.		Mar 1, 2012	1966
The battle of waterloo: "a singular talent for war".	Biography	Feb 1, 2012	1451
Ten years out.		Sep 1, 2011	1974
Casa Loma: the house that Henry built: how a castle in downtown Toronto helped us win the battle of the Atlantic in WWII.		Jul 1, 2011	1172
No vacancy: the politics of expulsion from Camp Mirage.		Mar 1, 2011	1702
Re-imagining Fort York: an historical landmark gets a facelift.	Landmark overview	Mar 1, 2011	1396
Yesterday's War, tomorrow adventure War of 1812: history resurfacing: while most historians consider the War of 1812 to be an inconclusive draw, both sides still herald their small victories. In fact, the dispute over possession of a shipwreck keeps this conflict alive and well.		Nov 1, 2010	1269
The vote heard round the country.		Nov 1, 2010	1171
Yesterday's war, tomorrow's adventure the war of 1812 in context: Viewed by British historians as a minor sideshow to the epic Napoleonic wars being waged on continental Europe, the war of 1812, nevertheless, remains a defining moment in Canada's history.		Oct 1, 2010	1147
A century at Sea: 1991-2010: today, tomorrow & beyond.		Sep 1, 2010	1445
A century at sea: 1945-1991: steady as she goes.		Aug 1, 2010	1805
A Canadian on the battlefield? The Battle of Waterloo revisited: amid the remains that littered the ground of a sultry June day laid that of a Canadian soldier. A long way from his native land, Alexander Macnab's sacrifice to his beloved England is remembered with a plaque.		Aug 1, 2010	1165
Tribal warfare: veterans keep alive the wartime memories of service aboard Canada's most renowned naval ships--the Tribal-destroyers of WWII and Korea fame.		Aug 1, 2010	911
A Century at sea: 1939-1945: quickening change.		Jul 1, 2010	1704
A century at sea: 1910-1939: a difficult launch.		Jun 1, 2010	1427
The good, the bad, the ugly: an overview of defence procurement.		Jan 1, 2010	1753
L-3's ECASS more padding for the buck.		Jan 1, 2010	624
With Veterans Affairs, what's old is new again.		Jan 1, 2010	1206
One tragic night: in an effort to get home early after being away at sea, one group neglected to follow procedure and the Valleyfield paid the price.		Jan 1, 2010	1447