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 On Remembrance Day of 2009, CTV broadcast a special story on the history and accomplishments of Esprit de Corps and of its founders Scott and Katherine Taylor. Watch the four-part video on Youtube.
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 Esprit de Corps staff have travelled the globe covering the exploits of our men and women in uniform in the Persian Gulf, the Balkans, Cyprus, Somalia, Cambodia, the Western Sahara, and Afghanistan.
 As a result of the trust we have built within the rank and file, our coverage of military activities have been widely acclaimed in the mainstream media. For example, in 1996 Esprit de Corps won the Quill Award for its contribution to Canadian communications. When it comes to military reporting from the troops at the frontline to interviews with the top brass (i.e. former CDS Gen. Hillier, pictured) to the goings-on in the ever-changing world of military procurement, Esprit de Corps has led the way since 1988. Click here to see who else reads Esprit de Corps.)
In the premiere issue, Taylor explained the name and the game of his publication: "By focusing on the past and present accomplishments of the Canadian Forces, it is our aim to contribute to the ‘esprit de corps’ that has made the Canadian military one of the finest professional armed forces in the world today."
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