Soldiers lined up at a WWI training camp with marching band instruments beside them

A 60-pounder breech-loading gun at a WWI training camp -- including its full equipment, it weighed close to 4.5 tons

A female worker sitting amongst Bren machine guns in the Ordnance Plant at the John Inglis Co.

Woman worker making steel soldiers' helmets at General Steel Wares

Shelves filled with soldiers' steel helmets at General Steel Wares

Women manufacturing shells at the Cherrier plant

Women worker sitting amongst stacks of steel helmets at General Steel Wares

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

The assistant bakery instructor samples cookies made by a member of the RCAF Women's Division

Hon. C.G. Power, Minister for Air, Sir Winston Churchill, and Wing Commander W.R. MacBrien

Great Britain's PM Sir Winston Churchill inspects an RCAF guard during his visit

Dad shows his son his new pilot's wings

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth inspect a mobile canteen donated to an RCAF station

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

Officer commanding the Canadian section of a Personnel Reception Centre is presented to the Queen

Queen Elizabeth listens to some of the men's exploits

King George VI has tea with air and ground crew in the RCAF Fighter Squadron's dispersal hut

King George VI visiting a Royal Canadian Air Force Fighter Squadron which does operational flying

RCAF Fighter pilot Sergeant J.L. Liggett of Toronto

King George VI and Queen Elizabeth inspect the airmen's mess during afternoon tea

Canadian National Telegraph employees send dolls to England for Christmas

A meeting about Victory Loans

Foreign Minister to Chile with Chile's Foreign Minister, its Ambassador, & other government officials

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

Air Force cooking staff prepare Christmas puddings

Mrs. Vaughan, wife of CNR's President, entertaining CNR employees' children overseas at Halloween

Five sisters employed in the Mimico Roundhouse of the CNR show their war bonds while standing in a

Churchill is escorted by mounted police on a visit to Canada

A war bride watches over her toddler at Central Station

A war bride watches her child's reaction as a soldier plays with the baby in Central Station

A war bride comforts her baby in Central Station

Coffee is served to the troops at Montréal's Central Station

President Roosevelt arrives at the National War Memorial (formerly the Cenotaph)

Returned soldiers exit from the door of a hospital train

A sign greets returning soldiers at Bonaventure Station

Members of the Royal Canadian Legion, Vimy Branch no. 27 in a box car they decorated at a reunion

Wives and children of members of the RAF who were stationed in Canada are heading home to England

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

Five women and their babies, families of RAF members 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

Crown Princess Märtha and Prince Olav V of Norway on a train at Montréal's Central Station

Returning soldiers receive refreshments at Bonaventure Station

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