Canadian War Museum

The story of Pte. James Peter Robertson was well-known in Peter Harris’s family. During the First World War, the Canadian soldier singlehandedly took out a German machine-gun nest at Passchendaele. ...

The pride in Blanche Bennett’s voice was evident as she vividly recounted the day 80 years ago when ...

Exhibition at the Canadian War Museum showcases a day in the life of a gladiator.

The 2015 World Press Photo exhibit shows images of everyday life as well as what’s making headline news ...

The Youth Orchestra of The Netherlands treat Canadian WWII vets to a very special private concert at the ...

In Canada in 1917, across the waters from war-torn Europe, discord and dissension took hold.

“Fighting in Flanders: Gas, Mud, Memory” presents a pithy, incisive account of the carnage experienced in Flanders from ...

From the earliest days of photography, its use on the battlefield as a documentary tool was well-appreciated by ...

In Canada, summer ends with an easy drift of leaves in the wind. Far off in distant lands, ...

‘Ordinary People in Extraordinary Times,’ 12 sculptures of war art, is on display at the Canadian War Museum.

The First World War destroyed the romance of armed conflict and brought waves of death to Europe that ...

The World Press Photo exhibition of prize-winning photographs has opened at the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa as ...

Not far from Parliament Hill in downtown Ottawa, a mere 35 km west as the crow flies, Prime ...

Ten small oil paintings by Molly Lamb Bobak have recently been installed in a memorial exhibition at the ...

War and Peace are ever linked together. When bombs stop falling, when hostilities cease, people speak of a ...

On a long wall of the Canadian War Museum’s lobby area is a straightforward display of photographs, diagrams, ...

American photographer Ansel Adams (1902-1984) and Canadian photographer Leonard Frank (1870-1944) photographed the internment camps. Thirty-five black-and-white photographs ...

OTTAWA—Photojournalist Nick Danziger’s documentary exhibition “Eleven Women Facing War” at the Canadian War Museum is intimate and intense.

Card from Prime Minister King to a Canadian PoW in 1943 is on display for the holiday season.