Changing of the military guard at the Prince Rupert shipyard and dry dock

Bombs to be used by the British lay stacked in rows

A workman inspects a bomb to be used by the British

Fitting the guns on a 28-ton tank at Montreal Locomotive Works

A production line producing 28-ton tanks at Montreal Locomotive Works

Production of two-pounder anti-tank guns which fire shells able to penetrate tanks or destroy rails

Dad shows his son his new pilot's wings

Four aircrew eating a breakfast of bacon and eggs after returning from night raids

RCAF Fighter pilot Sergeant J.L. Liggett of Toronto

A meeting about Victory Loans

Field Marshal Sir John Dill (centre) chatting with Major General G.R. Pearkes and W.T. Moodie

Brigadier-General Sir Frederick Carson chatting with Colonel N.T. Cooks and Colonel R.H. McGibbon

Returned soldiers exit from the door of a hospital train

A sign greets returning soldiers at Bonaventure Station

Patsy and David Perry, children of an RAF member stationed in Canada, wait to depart for England

June Carr, who has been living in Moose Jaw, is departing for England with other RAF families

Private Johnstone Montgomery (centre) has been sent home due to injury and is greeted by his family

Wounded soldiers Pte. Doucette, Pte. Major, and Pte. Sturnagel talk in the train station

Lt. General and Mrs. McNaughton and Major J.C. Murchie boarding special train at Halifax

Lt. Gen. McNaughton and other officer at the Nova Scotian Hotel.

Inspection of CN reserve army on McGill St., Montreal

Turcot yard employees posing for 6th Victory Bond drive

Turcot yard employees posing for 6th Victory Bond drive

Three members of the Dixon family with locomotive cab 4320

CN employees posing on steam locomotive 6060 for 7th Victory Bond drive

CN employees posing on steam locomotive 6060 for 7th Victory Bond drive

Repairing oil tank cars on the line on the Central Vermont Railway

Repairing oil tank cars on the line on the Central Vermont Railway

Troops marching from train to ship en route overseas

Victor Leblanc kissing his mother Mrs G.A. Leblanc, as he departs Sherbrooke for his first 30 day training camp

Royal Canadian Air Force en-route to Halifax via the Canadian National Railway

Turcot shop employees grouped around steam locomotive 6220 in the form of a

1st Paratroop Division return to Halifax and board one of the many passenger cars in Halifax freight yard

1st Paratroop Division board a troop train home

Press conference at the Clarendon Hotel

War record - servicemen at Montreal

R.C.A.F. writes telegram

Montreal Station - service men in Legion Welcome Room

Montreal Station - service men in Legion Welcome Room

Montreal Station Legion Room - U.S. sailors (Roosevelt picture).

War record - VI Victory Loan Capt. E.A. LeBlanc of Montreal addresses crew of “Rockwood Park” on the Loan

Troops from S.S. Samania at Montreal

War record - soldiers and repatriates, Montreal

War record - National Munitions float in Victory Loan Parade

War record - survivors reach Montreal (1st St. Lawrence sinking).