When you think about more recent military history, it’s unsurprising that World War II is the centerpiece of most ...

Cpl. Ranald MacDonald was wounded in battle and died after returning home to Guelph. He worked for the Guelph Mercury after ...

Many believe that armed conflicts shape and define human history. Wars and their outcomes have shaped the destinies of many ...

The O’s Somme Memorial Fund is delighted to confirm over two hundred Orient supporters, along with friends and representatives of ...

Thousands of years of bagpipe history have spawned countless fantastical tales, including Scottish faeries infusing highland players and their instruments with magic; warriors wielding the haunting, ...

The American Battle Monuments Commission launched an online catalog of photographs and aviation relics tied to America's first combat pilots, including a uniform from the war's final weeks.

One hundred years ago, Oulton Park — whose family had already been torn apart by the First World War — was consumed by fire.

The battle was one of the reasons why 1759 – which brought a series of triumphs – was known as the Navy’s “Annus Mirabilis”.

For the last few weeks, I’ve been addressing how to have a healthy, forward-looking response to the problems people face.

More than a century after he died, a Guelph veteran’s sacrifice will be recognized and his name added to the cenotaph. Cpl. Ranald 'Big Mac' MacDonald didn’t die in battle, but rather returned home ...

A man who wrote some of the most familiar marching tunes for bands, has been commemorated with an Ulster History Circle Blue Plaque near where he grew up in the Fountain area of the city.

Marcus Junius Brutus was a Roman politician, leader, orator—and one of history’s most infamous assassins. Why did he launch a conspiracy to kill Julius Caesar?