Canadian

Canadian and Newfoundland servicemen and women played important roles in both the First and Second World Wars, demonstrating huge bravery, grit and determination. Famed for their roles at Vimy Ridge, Passchendaele and Juno beach to name a few, more than 100,000 Canadians are commemorated by the CWGC. Tell us their stories.

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Lance Corporal Rudolph MAGEE, 8th Princess Louise's Hussars - from grocery truck driving to tanks

Second World War Army Canadian BROOKWOOD MILITARY CEMETERY

United Kingdom

Sergeant Eustace Hedley Dunn R/107546, Royal Canadian Air Force

Second World War Air Force Canadian SWIFT CURRENT (MOUNT PLEASANT) CEMETERY

By David Candler

Canada

Private Harry James Cook 551802, Lord Strathcona’s Horse (Royal Canadians)

First World War Army Canadian VIMY MEMORIAL

By Noonans Mayfair

United Kingdom

Private Frederick Lee 687931, 47th Battalion (British Columbia), Canadian Infantry

First World War Army Canadian Remembrance VIMY MEMORIAL

By Vimy Foundation

Canada

Sergeant Donald Major. One of three brothers killed in the First World War

First World War Army Canadian VIMY MEMORIAL

By Bill Caudwell

United Kingdom

Captain Archibald Spencer Goddard, 5th Battalion, Canadian Infantry

First World War Army Canadian VIMY MEMORIAL

By Bill Caudwell

United Kingdom

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