by K-J | 22 Oct 2025 | History, News
A photo in a binder tells part of the story of female full integration into the CAF. The photos depict soldiers in the fall of 1988 from McNaughton Troop training at CFB Shilo. (Photo: K-J Millar/Shilo Stag News) K-J MillarShilo Stag Medi CFB Shilo makes history for...
by K-J | 17 Oct 2025 | Community, History, News
Zoe McQuinn, Director General of the Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum in Brandon, said the Boeing Stearman PT-27 was donated by a Winnipeg man who viewed the plane as a way to connect with the history of those who served. (Photo: K-J Millar/Shilo Stag News) K-J...
by K-J | 9 Sep 2025 | Community, History, News
K-J Millar Shilo Stag Media The lives and contributions of more than 100 Canadian Armed Forces members are being remembered in the 85th anniversary services for the Battle of Britain at St. Barbara’s Chapel on Sept. 14. The CFB Shilo service starts at...
by K-J | 1 Aug 2024 | History, News
Brayden Sutherland is a summer student working at the RCA Museum at CFB Shilo. He is seen holding the “Over the Top: Canada and the First World War” historic needlepoint on display. (Photo: K-J Millar/Shilo Stag Media) K-J MillarShilo Stag Media, with...
by K-J | 6 Jun 2024 | History, News
Photo: SUPPLIED: Canadian Press war correspondent Ross Munro typing a story in the field in Italy, August 1943 (Library and Archives Canada). Submitted by RCA Museum, By: Johnathon Ferguson, First Published in Gunner 2021 The 80th anniversary of D-Day is commemorated...
by K-J | 10 Jan 2024 | History, News
Colonel D.T. Irwin’s tunic is held in the RCA Museum at CFB Shilo. (Photo: Supplied) Shilo Stag SubmissionBy: Venessa Léger, RCA Museum Uniforms to the Canadian Army are considered an “outward symbol of its commitment, identity and ethos” that...
