AI EnhancedHMCS Haida National Historic Site (Virtual Tour)
HMCS Haida was one of 27 Tribal-class Destroyers that were commissioned for the Royal Navy, the Royal Australian Navy, and the…
AI EnhancedLt. Lancelot Bertrand, MC
Courtesy of Mathias Joost, CD In the Canadian Militia prior to the First World War, there was little opportunity…
AI EnhancedThe Battle of Duck Lake
The North-West Resistance/Rebellion began after the Métis in North Saskatchewan established a provisional government under Louis Riel in Batoche. This…
AI EnhancedKOCR Exhibit (Virtual Tour)
The King's Own Calgary Regiment is a reserve armoured unit that is part of 41 Canadian Brigade Group in 3rd…
AI EnhancedCanada’s WW1 Battlefields | Video Series
This series, narrated and presented by battlefield archaeologist Andrew Robertshaw, takes the viewer to various battlefields on the Western Front…
AI EnhancedLancaster Bomber (Virtual Tour)
AVRO's Lancaster Bomber played a very important role during the Second World War. It was the most successful bomber used…
AI EnhancedSgt. Tommy Prince
On September 1, 1944 Sgt. Tommy Prince of the Brokenhead Ojibway Nation carried out one of his most daring actions.…
AI EnhancedCanada WW1: Trenches on the Western Front | Video Series
In this series of short videos, military historian and battlefield archaeologist Andy Robertshaw shows us what life was like in…
AI EnhancedWinnipeg’s Valour Road
Valour Road, a three-kilometre-street in the West End district of Winnipeg, Manitoba, was formerly known by another name: Pine Street.…
AI EnhancedMolly Lamb Bobak
In the winter of 1942, Prime Minister Mackenzie King approved the creation of the Canadian War Records, a program designed…
AI EnhancedMRU Field of Crosses (Virtual Tour)
Mount Royal University's (MRU) Field of Crosses is a seasonal war monument that recognizes the efforts of former MRU students…
AI EnhancedDieppe Raid (Virtual Tour)
On August 19, 1942, five thousand Canadian soldiers and a thousand British soldiers crossed the English Channel for a surprise…