PM Stephen Harper admits the high risk involved in NATO training mission after a Canadian soldier passed away on Saturday. Master Corporal Byron Greff along with 16 others part of the NATO training mission were reported dead in a suicide bomb attack in Kabul.

Greff is the first Canadian soldier who

Media outlets are reporting that a soldier has been found dead early Saturday (June 25/2011) at a forward operating base located in Kandahar city. The military is saying this is a non-combat related incident; it was not the result of enemy fire.

At the moment, the family of the deceased has

Bombardier Karl Manning, 31, was found dead in Afghanistan on Friday, in what is being called a "non-hostile" incident. CTV reported that Brig.-Gen. Dean Milner announced the death from Kandahar Airfield on Saturday and quoted him as saying, "While an investigation is still ongoing to establish

Sunday saw the death toll among Canadian soldiers serving in Afghanistan rise to 155. A roadside bomb killed 24-year-old Corporal Yannick Scherrer of Montreal while he was on foot patrol near Nakhonay, southwest of Kandahar City. He was a member of the 1st Battalion, Royal 22nd Regiment, based in

Canada has lost its 154th soldier in Afghanistan since its mission there started in 2002.   Cpl. Steve Martin, 24, of the Royal 22e Regiment, was killed while on foot patrol when an improvised bomb exploded. He was just 2 days short of his 25th birthday. Martin was from

A Maple-Leaf Shaped Monument to be Unveiled in Richmond Hill, Ontario

"The Memorial is built by the Indo-Canadian Community to honour fallen Canadian soldiers"

A grand Memorial to our Fallen Soldiers will be ceremoniously unveiled at the premises of the Canadian Museum of Hindu

Cpl. Brian Pinksen, 21



Cpl. Brian Pinksen, from 2nd Battalion, the Royal Newfoundland Regiment, based in Corner Brook, western Newfoundland, was serving in Afghanistan with the 1st Battalion, the Royal Canadian Regiment Battle Group.

Pinksen suffered injuries to his limbs and internal