Munitions ships await convoy in Bedford Basin by a rail yard

View of munitions ships waiting for convoy by a rail yard at Bedford Basin

A mine sweeper at work

A military guard in a sentry tower at the Prince Rupert shipyard and dry dock

Military guards at the Prince Rupert shipyard and dry dock halt cars to inspect passes

An anti-aircraft battery stationed at the Prince Rupert shipyard and dry dock

The anti-aircraft gun crew take up position at the Prince Rupert shipyard and dry dock

SS Lady Rodney on her last run as a troop carrier with war brides on board

Soldier is carried off the hospital ship RMS Lady Nelson on a stretcher as soldiers and staff watch

Passenger ship MV Algonquin

Destroyer HMCS Saguenay

Chef Baker Brockwell serves a slice of pie aboard the CNSS Lady Nelson

The 'Tribal' Class destroyer HMCS Athabaskan

Loading TNT into a cargo ship hold

Critchlow checks the CNSS Chomedy's course along with Vienotte--officers and crew wear helmets

The 'Acasta' Class destroyer HMCS Saguenay, built for the Royal Canadian Navy

Crew members of the auxiliary cruiser HMCS Prince David, previously a luxury liner, load supplies

Six original crew members on the auxiliary cruiser HMCS Prince Robert from her luxury liner days

Lifeboats on the SS Prince Rupert always on alert

Launching a lifeboat from the SS Lady Rodney

Canadian destroyers in line astern; steam out to sea to take up their positions in convoy

Royal Canadian Navy Destroyers shown shepherding their convoy safely into on unidentified British port at the conclusion of a successful war time Atlantic crossing

Corvette of Royal Canadian Navy in convoy protecting merchant ships from U Boat attacks

Loading supplies on the SS Lady Hawkins, docked in Halifax

Seaman aboard the SS Prince Rupert

High above the ship, Keeping a careful watch for U-boats

R.C.A.M.C. personnel of the hospital ship. Lady Nelson posing with Captain George W. Welch; Canadian luxury liner sailed under the Red Cross

Canadian destroyer crew practices with anti-submarine guns

Naval machine gunner stationed behind special protected post on upper deck of the SS Prince Rupert

Troop accommodations on Lady Rodney

Cabin outfitted with extra beds for troops traveling on the Lady Rodney

Troops disembarking the Lady Rodney

Troops enjoying a lobster feast onboard the Lady Rodney

Unloading supplies onboard the Lady Rodney

Lookout port onboard the Lady Rodney

Troops taking a rest and playing games on deck the Lady Rodney

Life rafts being deployed from the Lady Rodney

Plotting the Lady Rodney’s position

View of icebergs, in the North Atlantic, from the Lady Rodney

Officers and engineers onboard the Lady Rodney

Troop and war bride carrier S.S. Mauretania docked at Pier 21

C.N.S.S. Lady Nelson, with returning soldiers, docked at Pier 21

Troops wait to disembark the C.N.S.S. Lady Nelson docked at Pier 21

Troop ship S.S. Queen Elizabeth docked at Pier 21, Halifax

War record - Swedish ships loading grain, Montreal

War record - C.N.S.S. Storing ships - Banff Park

War record - C.N.S.S. Storing ships - Banff Park

War record - C.N.S.S. Storing ships - Banff Park

War record - C.N.S.S. Storing ships - Banff Park

War record - S.S. Jasper Park (Montreal, October 1942)