Matthew Fisher

The landings in Normandy on June 6, 1944, by 156,000 Canadian, British, American and other Allied soldiers opened a second front against Germany.

PM to foreign tyrant: "Ms. Thorning-Schmidt, I guess I'll shake your hand, but you need to get out of Arctic now!"

You'd think from Prime Minister Stephen Harper's stale Cold War rhetoric that we’d been fighting Russia, not Germany, in 1944.

News stories that claim Canada's involvement in the Afghan war has now ended are designed to advance a political program that has its roots closer to home than in the mountains of the Hindu Kush.