Wartime Canada is an organisation which provides news and educational resources relating to Canada during the First and Second World Wars.
The Wartime Canada website states that it “was envisioned as a way to make the visual heritage of the nation at war freely available in digital form. Our emphasis is on the kind of material that is usually regarded as disposable – the very material that was omnipresent in the lives of Canadians in wartime”.
The website also features an array of resources for research and education purposes which are “sorted by category but in a manner to encourage browsing – rather than imposing a narrative, we are letting the artifacts speak for themselves and encouraging users to explore this history in any order they wish”.
To visit the Wartime Canada website, click here.
Images courtesy of the Wartime Canada website.
Posted by: Daniel Barry, Centenary News