In the previous article, (“Operation Goldflake”) the Ontario Regiment and other Canadian units had arrived in northwest Europe from Italy to join their comrades who

By late January, 1945 all the Ontario Regiment’s tanks had returned from their static gun positions to the various squadron lines, as detailed in the

The photo of the Ontario Regiment tank and its attached dugout in the mountains of Italy is one of the most commonly seen photos of

December 1939 saw the Ontario Regiment’s first Christmas of the Second World War. The months since the Regiment’s mobilization on September 1 were focused on

Fred Palmer was the second of the five 116th Battalion Sergeants-Major and was the longest serving. He is also the one BSM that the most