Paul Tobolski poses near a portrait of his father Pawel, who he never met, in Calgary, Tuesday November 5, 2002. Pawel Tobolski’s shrewd trading skills and German tongue allowed him to amass invaluable maps, train schedules and military uniforms to engineer The Great Escape.
"Many of the men involved in this escape initiative were Canadian and brought unique skill sets gained in pre-war life to the complex operation," staff said in a news release. The exhibit includes a recreation of a portion of the escape tunnel itself, along with a display of escape-related accessories and a recreated POW hut.
Immigration Minister Marc Miller says for the first time, Canada will set targets for the number of new temporary resident arrivals to the country.MPs debating Poilievre's motion of non-confidence in PM Trudeau ahead of vote A dog named Kato in Prince George, B.C., has a new lease on life after his owner jumped in to action to save him when he fell through a sheet of ice.A B.C. woman's attempt to sue her village for extensive flood damage to her home was shot down in Supreme Court this month.'Expect the unexpected': $39M allocated to reduce impacts of climate emergencies in B.C.
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