The site contains all appropriate information pertaining to this organisation dedicated to the history of the Canadian Air Force.

The Owen Sound Ontario birthplace of William Avery "Billy" Bishop, V.C. is dedicated to Bishop and aviation history from World War One to the Avro Arrow.

Southern Ontario's largest military museum housing collections from the War of 1812 to the present day, featuring army, navy, air force, restored vehicles, uniforms and medals. Located in Brantford.

located in Langley, British Columbia, Canada

National museum of military history and a living memorial to those men and women who served in armed forces. Includes hours, admission fees and directions. Located in Ottawa, Ontario.

Over 25 aircraft in flying condition. Over 100 pictures for viewing and downloading.

Focus is on three military groups who have made an impact upon Canada's history: Canadian Women's Army Corps (CWAC), Royal Canadian Navy, and West Coast Defences of Vancouver Island.

A tribute to the men and women who were trained as part of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan during World War II. Features virtual tour of exhibits, hours and admission rates. Located in Brandon, Manitoba.

This is a great site for anyone interested in the history of Canadian Military Communications and Electronics.

Displays the heritage of the 19 Wing Comox and West Coast Canadian military aviation. Includes details of exhibits, hours of operation, a library database, a membership form and a location map. Located in Comox, British Columbia.

Located at Ontario Place in Toronto, this actual World War Two destroyer welcomes visitors to view Canadian Naval history at first hand.

Features military uniforms, weapons, service medals, naval ships, Battle of the Atlantic and World War II convoys. Includes hours and directions. Located in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

A National Historic Site, museum, and the birthplace of Col. John McCrae a doctor who wrote "In Flanders Fields" during WWI and revisited every Remembrance Day.

Located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, this museum presents the history of Lord Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians), Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, The King's Own Calgary Regiment, and The Calgary Highlanders.

The Museum of commemorates the prairie men and women who have served in the RCN. The museum is dedicated to the memory of Lt. Robert Hampton Gray, VC

The Naval Museum of Manitoba. Featuring the history of Canada's Navy, especially as it pertains to Manitoban's who have served. Contains images and statistics of most WWII warships.

This museum north of Toronto, Ontario houses the largest collection of operational military vehicles in Canada.

Depicts the complete history of Canada's Air Forces from World War I onward, and is dedicated to the memory of Canadian airmen and airwomen who paid the supreme sacrifice.

Museum of Canada's oldest regular infantry regiment, located in London, Ontario.

Includes exhibit information and photos, history of the museum and base, online shop, and information about the aircraft, ships, and squadrons that served in the area. Located in Shearwater, Nova Scotia.

Museum site for a cavalry and armored regiment of the Canadian Army. Page covers regimental history, the museum and the regiment today.

Comprised of organizations and individuals committed to the preservation and the promotion of public interest in Canada's military heritage, this group presents its constitution, membership list, and a membership application.

Located at Regimental Headquarters, The RCR Museum is located in the historic Wolseley Hall at Oxford and Elizabeth Streets. Free Parking is available

Represents a unique approach to military history as its primary focus is on the Citizen Soldier (the Militiaman and Reservist) at peace and at war.

Dedicated to preserving the memory of those who served their country in the various wars and engagements in which Canadian troops participated. Memorabilia includes uniforms, webbing, bayonets, cap badges, shoulder flashes, flags, maps and swords. Includes hours. Located in Brandon, Manitoba.