We can file the latest revelation about political assaults on the Catholic chaplaincy of the Canadian Armed Forces under the heading: “Another one blights the trust.”

Spending $19 billion now and $70 billion over the next 40 years to buy 88 F-35 fighter jets is not wise, moral or even democratic in the eyes of peace activist and Sister of Service Mary-Ellen Francoeur.

Retired Major Bob Near doesn’t dispute that Canada������Ƶapp military has a problem. But he has a problem with at least one of the solutions the Minister of Defence������Ƶapp Advisory Panel on Systemic Racism and Discrimination has proposed.

As deficits skyrocket and Canada������Ƶapp debt-to-GDP ratios teeter on the brink, Sr. Mary Ellen Francoeur has a plan to save the government billions.

The students from Sudbury, Ont.������Ƶapp Marymount Academy have let Canadian military serving overseas that they aren’t forgotten this Christmas season.

London Ontario������Ƶapp only candidate for sainthood, Henry Edward Dormer (1844-66) was a 21-year-old British Army ensign who only lived in London for a grand total of 220 days — the last seven months of his life — but left an indelible impression that still inspires his adopted townspeople a century and a half later.