World War I
1914-1918
2M+ records
The Canadians were widely renowned for their effectiveness as field troops and served both on the western front and later in Russia against the Bolsheviks.
A diverse group of students' certificates from the military schools of Canada.
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This collection consists of subseries R180-128-9-E within the above series, and includes certificates granted by Schools of Military Instruction. Details available on each certificate typically include the name and rank of the recipient, residence, certificate type and date, and the name and location of the school where any training and/or examination took place.
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Records include name, address, date of birth, next of kin, appointments and promotions, decorations and honours, medical information, and civilian employment.
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This database contains index cards documenting awards and honors received by Canadian service personnel between 1900 and 1962, including gallantry awards, foreign honours and awards, Royal Red Cross awards to Nursing Sisters, and more. Among other details, some cards include the citation for the meritorious action. Citations were first published in the London or Canada Gazette.
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Index to the military records (Attestation papers) of men and women enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) of the World War I.
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This database contains records from the War Grave Registers for service personnel of the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) who died during the First World War in Belgium, France and the United Kingdom.
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This collection came from the Museum of Science and Technology in Ontario. Compiled by historian Harry Creagen who went through a variety of primary and secondary sources over the course of several decades and extracted information about Canadian pilots in WWI.
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Records in this collection include registers of admission and discharge, and rolls of patient transfers.
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Contributed records of the 110th Battalion Canada WWI.
Service files for soldiers, nurses, and chaplains who served with the Canadian Expeditionary Force (CEF) during WWI.
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