Eric Edwards

#history #Canada #WW1 Share this to help your friends research World War 1 Canadian soldiers. sites.google.com/view/researchi…

Fuck you, America!

@MercuryTribune Thank you for the recent articles about Private Ranald R. McDonald of the 18th Battalion. guelphmercury.com/news/guelph-me…

18th Anniversary of the start of my blog. 18thbattalioncef.blog

@avidgenie @GuelphToday @GuelphToday Let me know if I can help.

Guelph veteran’s name to be added to cenotaph guelphtoday.com/local-news/gue… via @guelphtoday

#history #WW1 #Canada Using the news clipping and his service record, we can place Private Chanter, reg. no. 139443 at Whitby. He was one of the signatories of this letter to the press about conditions at their convalescent hospital.

Underage and Overeager militaryandfamilyhistory.blog/2026/03/09/und…

Over 55,000 women served in the Canadian military during the Second World War. Remembering them on #InternationalWomensDay2026 #Canada #WW2

Seriously. Canada the Good. Seriously. #Pew #Morals #Americanshatingamericans

Happy heavenly birthday to Canadian WW II veteran and Star Trek icon James Doohan. Known for playing Montgomery (Scotty) Scott in the original series, he also - on June 6, 1944 - stormed Juno Beach. He would have been 106 today. Learn more in my upcoming article with @CraigBaird!

I've just received permission to share this photo of my interview with retired Canadian general, senator, and all-round inspiration, Roméo Dallaire. It was an honour to e-meet him and discuss his most recent book, "The Peace." You can read more here: legionmagazine.com/romeo-dallaire…

We’re proud of the strong relationship we share with Canada — built on partnership, trust and always having each other’s backs.   Right now, Canadian utility crews are helping restore power on Cape Cod. Grateful for their hard work 🇨🇦🇺🇸

Who did this?? 😂

@fordnation Saw this today. FURIOUS at your comments. Make a deal with you. Fix education and hospitals first, and then I will back up your POV. 1st world shopping problem, because you could not buy shit for your cottage.

Trip to Edmonston and Greenwood to get parts for VRA. 1986.

I have worked on one!

#ww1 #CanadianHistory #CanadianArmy #18thBattalion Something special happening this coming Friday...

#Canada #History #war #WW1 Some image research from the First World War. 18thbattalioncef.blog/2026/02/15/exp…