Eighty-one years ago today, the Allies stormed the beaches of Normandy amid heavy enemy gunfire on what was known as ‘D-Day’. Earlier this year, one of the Memory Project speakers told his D-Day story to Peter Mansbridge. Raised in Manitoba, Major Jim Parks credits his learning to swim in the Red River as helping him survive his swim to shore after his boat was damaged in the attack. | Historica Canada

Peter Mansbridge announces he's stepping down from The National next year. He has covered 14 federal elections, hosted eight Olympic ceremonies and conducted an estimated 15,000 interviews http://www.cbc.ca/1.3749183 | CBC News

It's true! Peter Mansbridge is joining us for Open House and Food Bank Day on December 2nd. Learn more: www.cbc.ca/openhouseandfoodbankday 🎁 #CBCOpenHouse | CBC Vancouver

Peter Mansbridge helmed CBC News through many world-changing events. In his interview with Front Burner from CBC Podcasts, he explains to host Jayme Poisson how the public's feelings toward the COVID-19 pandemic differs from how we felt following 9/11. Discover more CBC podcasts at http://www.cbc.ca/listen/cbc-podcasts | CBC

Peter Mansbridge is a legend: 13 Olympic Games, 14 federal elections, 34 Canada Day celebrations...and one epic interview with himself. | This Hour Has 22 Minutes

Peter Mansbridge has been bringing Canadians the news for nearly 50 years. As he prepares for retirement, here's a look back at his career. For more: http://www.cbc.ca/1.4179860 | CBC News: The National