​Yesterday the ​Juno Beach Centre's Canad​ian​ team was in Montreal for a vernissage to launch From Vimy to Juno​ at the McGill University Hospital​.

The Montreal General Hospital, founded in 1821, has long served its community by its world-class medical facilities and pioneering efforts within the discipline of North American medicine.

Shortly after the First World War ended, people’s thoughts turned to how they would commemorate their fallen soldiers, and honour those who had returned.

Thank you to everyone who attended the From Vimy to Juno Open House at the Halifax Central Library!

While the Second World War winded to completion in 1945, a local committee was struck in Halifax. This committee of prominent gentlemen, charged with commemorating the city’s war effort over the last six years, decided at the same time to memorialize an o

The Juno Beach Centre in Canada was happy to welcome visitors to the From Vimy to Juno exhibition on Thursday, September 22 at an Open House hosted by the Musée acadien de l'Université de Moncton.

The city of Moncton was an important transport hub over the first half of the 20th century because of its position as an eastern end of the National Transcontinental Railway, an ambitious rail line that stretched all the way from New Brunswick to Winnipeg

We would like to thank everyone who attended the special ceremony and reception held at The Military Museums of Calgary.