Throughout both World Wars, Hamilton was considered a hub for manufacturing, training, fundraising, and recruitment for the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF). Hamilton is also intimately linked to France's battlefields: two regiments from the city, …

The majestic legislative building on Memorial Boulevard in downtown Winnipeg commemorates Manitoba’s participation in the World Wars in many ways.

Attention Winnipeg teachers! Bring your students to the Manitoba Legislative building to experience From Vimy to Juno! The exhibition will be in Winnipeg from 23 April to 15 May 2016.  A special educational program has been de…

The Juno Beach Centre was pleased to host 58 grade ten students from the East York Collegiate Institute for a special visit to see the From Vimy to Juno exhibit at the Queen’s Own Rifles Museum today. These young history enthusiasts were among the …

A big thank you to everyone who came out to the From Vimy to Juno launch event at the The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada Museum and Archives in Casa Loma on Thursday 31 March! We were thrilled to be in the company of Kent Hehr, Mini…

Attention Toronto teachers! Bring your students to The Queen’s Own Rifles Regimental Museum and be among the first in Canada to experience From Vimy to Juno!

The From Vimy to Juno Education Campaign aims to make teaching Vimy Ridge and Juno Beach more accessible to Canadian educators.

In addition to being one of Toronto's most famous buildings, Casa Loma has a rich military history that goes beyond Sir Henry Pellat's involvement with The Queen's Own Rifles