September 1939 – Mobilization
For the Ontario Regiment, the Second World War began with a terse, three-word telegram sent to commanding officer Lieutenant-Colonel E. Pearson at 16:15 hours on
For the Ontario Regiment, the Second World War began with a terse, three-word telegram sent to commanding officer Lieutenant-Colonel E. Pearson at 16:15 hours on
August 1939 – Summer Training Camp and Looming War The 1939 summer training camp was the third such camp since the Ontario Regiment made the
If you have not read the new Regimental history (and why haven’t you?), then you may be under the impression that one of the original
The museum took possession of a classic tank last week. The Chieftain Mark 10 showed up and was made ready to premier at the “Blitzkrieg”
June 6, 2019 marks the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy, France. You won’t see the Ontario Regiment mentioned anywhere in the news
The museum recently took possession of three unique new vehicles for our fleet. There are two German Half Tracks and a German Assault gun reproduction