Roger Collins

Dr. Jessica Van joined Annette Hamm to discuss some important efforts by women in the war effort that are often overlooked.

Sylvia Morgan was a student nurse at Middlesex Hospital in London, England when the war broke out in Europe in 1939.

Nainesh Kotak joined us this morning to discuss the Wounded Warriors surviving family program and the Boots on the Ground Foundation.

Master Warrant Officer Scott Balinson, who joined the reserves back in 1981, deployed to the Middle East last year.

By the Ghost Light: Wars, Memory and Families explores whose stories get told on Remembrance Day and who is left waiting in silence.

Dave Rohrer is the president and CEO of the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum. He joined us on Remembrance Day and remembered three veterans.

The shooting death of Erixon Kabera in Hamilton continues to spark outrage. Tonight, we hear from a crime analyst who weighs in on the SIU’s handling of the case and its impact on public trust in policing.

The Canada Post strike may have gone unnoticed, but a Burlington food bank warns it could impact its biggest fundraiser.

The U.S. and Canada have all shuttered their embassies in Kyiv today amid fears of a potential high-intensity air attack by Russia.

There has been a mixed reaction to the ICC's decision to issue an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu