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And in those fields, it’s likely that we’ll see more parkas than usual. Of course, they’ve long been a fixture at national festivals – in no small part thanks to the UK’s famously unpredictable ...

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Manitoba,” said Canadian Armed Forces Sgt. Lerry Liu. “We even have members of the U.S. Army here as well. They’re from Washington and Oregon.” 1:39 Urban warfare training in Vancouver ...

Canadian military leaders cancelled a proposed combat action badge in 2008 because they were worried soldiers in Afghanistan would risk their lives to attain the coveted honour, according to newly ...

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But a former Canadian Forces public affairs officer says that policy is not only wrong, but just the latest example of military leaders failing to grasp the need to better communicate with Canadians.