Tim Cook, Chief Historian at the Canadian War Museum and author of "The Good Allies," shares his insights on the Canada-U.S. alliance during World War II. He discusses Canada’s struggle for sovereignty while being a vital ally to the U.S., particularly during the Trump years, which reignited historical tensions. Cook delves into the unique roles of leaders like Mackenzie King and Franklin Roosevelt, exploring how their collaboration shaped wartime strategies and Canada's military legacy. His reflections offer a lens to understand today's North American dynamics.

Tim Cook, a leading Canadian historian and director of research at the Canadian War Museum, reveals the harrowing realities faced by medics during WWI. He discusses the dramatic evolution of frontline medicine, showcasing how methods advanced to meet unprecedented battlefield injuries. Cook also highlights personal stories, including a family legacy of medical service, and delves into the ethical dilemmas of wartime practices. The conversation paints a vivid picture of the immense bravery and innovation shown by those who cared for wounded soldiers.