Peter Hegseth, secrétaire américain à la Défense, a provoqué un tollé international en comparant l'immigration européenne au débarquement allié de 1944 lors des commémorations du D-Day en Normandie. Ses propos, qualifiés de « grotesques » par les historiens, ont suscité l'indignation et relancent les tensions transatlantiques sur les questions migratoires et de défense.

REGINA – It’s now been 82 years since our magnificent Canadian soldiers stormed ashore at Juno Beach in Normandy to play their part the grim and deadly task of sweeping Hitler and his odious empire out of Europe. The landings on June 6, 1944, by 156,000 Canadian, British, U.S. and other Allied soldiers along the […]

In remembrance of eight U.S. service members who received the Congressional Medal of Honor for their actions during the D-Day assault and the Normandy campaign that followed.

Weather prediction was a primitive, subjective affair at that time. There were no numerical weather prediction models, little understanding of jet streams and upper-level weather features, and an acute lack of observations, particularly over the ocean.

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