The Museum is open 7 days a week from 12:00 to 4:00 but may be closed for certain holidays or special events. Check the calendar below for dates and times.
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Museum News and Events
BIG NEWS – a very generous benefactor is donating a very rare WW2 Mk II 1944 Daimler Scout Car known as the “Dingo”. We should be seeing it at the Museum in the next week or so and you will definitely be seeing it in the WW2 battle during Aquino. Read about it here!
If you want to support your Museum, there are several ways that you can. The most important way is to come out and visit! However, there are other ways that you can be a part as well. The “Donate and Help” tab can show you how to make a donation, join the Patreon program, tag us using social media, or leave a review on a travel site. Of course, we are always looking for more volunteers!
The Museum is open seven days a week (may be closed for special events) from 12pm to 4pm and by appointment.
Contact: tours@ontrmuseum.ca for details.
The 2022 Tank Season has completed and was a huge success. We broke many records for attendance. Thank You for your support!
The Tank Season 2023 schedule has been released with two brand-new themes:
- 11 February 2023 – Winter Warfare – HUGE Success
- 13 May 2023 – Vietnam
- 13-17 March 2023 – March Break Tank School
- 9-11 June 2023 – Aquino Weekend
- 8 July 2023 – Canada At War
- 12 Aug 2023 – Blitzkrieg
- 9 September 2023 – Korea
- 14 October 2023 – Armageddon
Get your Tank Saturday and Aquino tickets here before they sell out!
Proud to be a part of Project Uplift!
Project Uplift is a collaborative project that includes The Ontario Regiment RCAC Museum, Wounded Warriors Canada, the Abilities Centre and students from the Ontario Tech University’s Engineering and Applied Sciences faculty. The goal is to make an operational military vehicle (the Museum’s LAV III) accessible to those with physical disabilities or limitations.
The students will be designing and building the devices to be installed on the LAV as part of their capstone design course over two semesters. Wounded Warriors Canada will be raising funds to design and produce the final product.
