Title: 'Sink all the shipping there' : the wartime loss of Canada's merchant ships and fishing schooners /
Authors: McKee, Fraser, 1925-
Publisher: Vanwell,
Year: 2004
Subjects: World War, 1939-1945 Naval operations, Canadian.; Merchant ships Canada History; World War, 1939-1945 Registers of dead Canada.; Navires marchands armés en guerre Histoire; Guerre mondiale, 1939-1945 Opérations navales canadiennes.
Contents: Canadian Steamship Lines Loses Five Little Lakers -- Four Early Losses: Thorold, Trevisa, Maplecourt, J.B. White -- Three Varied Losses: Mont Louis, Oakton, Watuka -- Two Ships Sunk in the Iron Ore Trade: Lord Strathcona, Rose Castle -- Shinai: A Unique Seizure and Loss -- Two Ships Lost to Heavy German Warships in the Same Month: A.D. Huff, Canadian Cruiser -- N.M. Paterson Loses Eleven Ships to War -- Four Imperial Oil Tankers Sunk -- CNSS Loses Two Lady Boats and One Freighter: Cornwallis -- Canadian Pacific: Two Losses, Few Casualties: Empress of Asia, Princess Marguerite -- Upper Lakes and St. Lawrence Transport Loses Six Little Lakers -- Two Ships of Markland Shipping Lost: Vineland, Liverpool Packet -- The Bullying U-boats Sink Seven Fishing Vessels -- The Park Steamships Company Loses Four and a Half Ships -- Two Captured Ships, Both Sunk: Bic Island, Vancouver Island -- Five Foreign Ships Borrowed And Lost: Erik Boye, st. Malo, Europa, Carolus, Chr. J. Kampmann -- Seven Newfoundland Losses -- Some Ships Sunk "By Other Means," Three not Canadian Registered -- Appendix: Canadian And NeWfoundland Ships Lost: A Summary -- Means of Destruction: Merchant Ships -- Losses in Convoy -- All Merchant Ships Lost, Listed by Owners -- CasUalty Rates, MerChant Navy and RCN -- Convoy Statistics and "Other Losses."