Traduction de «Soldats boers de la tempête » (Français → Anglais) :

Boer Attack Troups | BAT [Abbr.]

He wonders why someone like himself or even a soldier injured here in Canada during a flood or during an ice storm or while on training, or even a soldier who spent 20 years being a fine ambassador, as was said on the floor earlier, who didn't have the time to do this while he was serving his country—why do these people, on release, have to pay for their education, when, if they'd robbed a bank and gone to prison for the right amount of time, the taxpayer and the government would pay for the prisoner's university education?

In 1998 during the ice storm we had almost 3,000 troops abroad, yet we were able to put 18,000 troops on the streets in our communities in Quebec and Ontario.

We had a report that on Thursday night Canadian troops came to the rescue of U.S. soldiers stranded with their two Chinook helicopters that were forced down in hostile territory by poor visibility and a dwindling fuel supply during a sandstorm.

First of all, at the issue of war in the use of force, and in particular it focuses on those eight occasions in the last 100 years when the Canadian government has gone to war against other peoples, notably, during the Boer War in 1899; the Great War in 1914; the involvement in the intervention in the Russian civil war in 1918 and 1919; the Second World War in 1939; against Japan in 1941, the Korean War in 1950, our involvement in Desert Storm or the Gulf War in 1991; the Canadian government's decision to use force against the Somalis in December 1992; and of course the war against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, which is curre ...[+++]ntly ongoing.