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מלחמת המלך ויליאם 1679–1697
מפת אזורי השליטה של מדינות אירופה בצפון אמריקה בראשית המאה ה-18
מפת אזורי השליטה בצפון אמריקה בין חוזה אוטרכט (1713) לבין חוזה פריז (1763)
מלחמת הצרפתים והאינדיאנים (1754-1763)
מלחמת 1812
מותו של אייזק ברוק בקרב קווינסטסאון 13 באוקטובר 1812
הפלישות הפניאניות, קרב רידג'ווי - 2 ביוני 1866
המיליציה הקנדית - 1898
חנוכת האנדרטה לזכר מלחמת הבורים - טורונטו 1908
הספינה "ריינבוו" (HMCS Rainbow), אחת משתי הספינות הראשונות של הצי המלכותי הקנדי
תותחנים קנדים בקרב על הסום - נובמבר 1916
חיל האוויר הקנדי - 1918
אבא חכה לי, ילד מלווה את אביו בדרכו לחזית, ניו ווסטמיניסטר (New Westminster) קולומביה הבריטית, 1 באוקטובר 1940 - תמונה שזכתה להדים בציבוריות הקנדית במלחמת העולם השנייה
העברת תחמושת מספינת הצי האמריקני לספינת הצי המלכותי הקנדי - מלחמת קוריאה, 9 ביוני 1953
האיטי - 2010