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Posted on jeudi, 23 juillet, 2026Locked in: Canadian Armed Forces face U.S. and U.K. military teams in Call of Duty from uOttawa
Six members of the Royal Canadian Air Force’s Game Force gathered at the University of Ottawa to represent Canada in the C.O.D.E. Bowl, an international Call of Duty tournament. Beyond the competition, this video explores how gaming can support the well-being of service members and veterans through the testimonies of players whose passion for esports intersects with their military service. -
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