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The little town that could: Bass River commemorates the sacrifice of veterans.

Dec 01, 2009; ... [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Over the course of each year, I am invited a large number of events--either as a guest speaker, or to cover the event as a reporter. While it would be impossible to accommodate every one of these invitations, I do make a point of attending any and all that ...

Give peacekeeping a chance in Afghanistan.(COMMENTARY)

Dec 01, 2009; ... AS BARACK OBAMA CONTEMPLATES the future role of US and, by extension, Western forces in Afghanistan, he would do well to consider an option that is apparently not yet on the table. The options currently being examined in Washington are variations of a "counterinsurgency" ...

$40 million contract awarded.(INCOMING: Hits & misses)

Dec 01, 2009 ... The Government of Canada awarded a contract for close to $40.5 million to Pomerleau Inc., of Ottawa, for the construction of the Air Mobility Training Centre (AMTC) at 8 Wing Trenton on November 5, 2009. The project, which is part of the Trenton infrastructure ...

Honorary colonel appointed.(INCOMING: Hits & misses)

Dec 01, 2009 ... Minister of National Defence Peter MacKay appointed Senator Pamela Wallin as an Honorary Colonel to Air Staff located at DND in Ottawa on ...

Free tuition offered.(INCOMING: Hits & misses)

Dec 01, 2009 ... McMaster University is the fifth school in Canada to offer four years of free tuition to the children of Canadian soldiers killed in action. Launched earlier this year, Project Hero was co-founded by retired Gen. Rick Hillier and Honorary LCol. Kevin Reed to provide assistance ...