HMCS Valleyfield
Ontario, CanadaA U-boat sank HMCS Valleyfield in the Atlantic Ocean; 125 perished.
Ypres Salient
Ontario, CanadaThe Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry helped prevent a German break-through in the Ypres Salient.
Procter vs. Tecumseh
Ontario, CanadaMaj.-Gen. Henry Procter and Tecumseh were forced to end a 10-day siege at Fort Meigs in Ohio.
Enigma Cipher Captured
Ontario, Canada1941 The British captured an Enigma cipher machine and codebooks after it boarded U-110 south of Iceland.
Antwerp Port Facilities
Ontario, Canada1945 The Allies were denied access to the port facilities at Antwerp, Belgium, and thus the ability to move equipment, supplies and men into northwestern Europe so as to push […]
Canadian Space Agency
Ontario, CanadaThe Canadian Space Agency was created.
Germany Invades Low Countries
Ontario, CanadaGermans launched the invasion of the Low Countries and France.
Liri Valley, Italy
Ontario, CanadaCanadian tanks supported the attack on German lines in Italy's Liri Valley.
Battle of the St. Lawrence
Ontario, CanadaThe Battle of the St. Lawrence began with a U-boat sinking two streamers off the Gaspé coast.
Neutral in U.S. Civil War
Ontario, CanadaQueen Victoria asked her subjects to remain neutral in the U.S. Civil War.
Trainee Navigator
Ontario, CanadaTrainee navigator Kenneth Spooner took over for an unconscious pilot, saving three lives, but crashed. He is posthumously awarded the George Cross.
Rotterdam Bombed
Ontario, Canada1940 A German bombing raid caused massive damage in Rotterdam.
Pilot Training
Ontario, CanadaCanadian air force pilot training, in hiatus since 1918, resumed at Camp Borden, near Barrie, Ontario.
Kennedy in Ottawa
Ontario, CanadaU.S. President John F. Kennedy visited Ottawa.
HMCS Bras d’Or
Ontario, CanadaWork began on the first Canadian military hydrofoil, HMCS Bras d'Or.
Festubert, France
Ontario, CanadaCanadians launched initial attacks at Festubert, France.
Battle of Monte Cassino
Ontario, Canada1944 May 18th: After 4 major assaults on the Monte Cassino abbey, the Germans were pushed out and forced back to the Hitler Line, by the Poles and 1st Canadian […]
Franklin in Northwest Passage
Ontario, CanadaJohn Franklin departed England in search of the Northwest Passage.
Quebec Voted
Ontario, CanadaQuebec voted against negotiating sovereignty-assocation with Canada.
Meech Lake
Ontario, CanadaLucien Bouchard resigned (May 21 - 22) from Cabinet over Meech Lake Accord constitutional amendments; subsequently formed the Bloc Québécois.
Pact of Steel
Ontario, CanadaGermany and Italy signed the Pact of Steel which created a military alliance.
S.S. Komagata Maru
Ontario, CanadaS.S. Komagata Maru arrived in Vancouver, but 352 Sikh, Muslim and Hindu refugees from India were turned away.
FLQ Separatists
Ontario, CanadaFLQ separatists bombed the U.S. consulate in Quebec City.
Corvettes in Newfoundland
Ontario, CanadaThe first seven corvettes for the Newfoundland Escort Force arrived in St. John's.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.
1940, May 26th – June 4th – Beaches of Dunkirk Evacuation
Ontario, CanadaCivilian barges, yachts, motorboats, fishing boats and ferries made possible the rescue (May 26 - June 4) of 340,000 mainly British soldiers being shelled on the beaches of Dunkirk, France.