Forever Soldiers
Coming home from the battlefield is hard—maybe some veterans shouldn’t
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Ukraine’s Mine Field
A young boy lost both his legs when the RPG he was playing with exploded. What Canadian soldiers are doing to help
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The War, Carved in Stone
Searching for my grandfather’s story in the tunnels beneath Vimy Ridge
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Sick Soldiers
A veteran with PTSD describes war’s invisible wounds
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The Private Life of Omar Khadr
Can someone who spent a decade in Guantanamo emerge unscathed?
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At Ease, Sergeant Jamieson
Remembering the life of a Lady in Waiting
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Why Are We Bombing ISIS? Our Government Has No Idea
There is little evidence the Canadian government’s analysis has gone much beyond patriotism and propaganda
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Silent Witness
Giving voice to a six-year-old Holocaust victim at the trial of an Auschwitz guard
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Clint Eastwood’s War
Critics are dismissing American Sniper as a jingoistic, post-9/11 spin on John Wayne. Here’s why they’re wrong
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After “Night March”
This is from a story I “wrote” in 1998, when I was sixteen. I say “wrote” because I interpolated a chapter from Tim O’Brien’s Going After Cacciato, changing the names …
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