Canada’s D-Day Tribute honours the memory of those Canadian servicemen who lost their lives on 6 June 1944 through a sprawling installation on the grounds of the Juno Beach Centre in Normandy. To find out more about Canada’s D-Day Fallen, use the search function below to browse biographical information compiled by the Lest We Forget program and the generosity of those connected with these men.
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Private Harold Stanley Daley, G22937 Chatham, New Brunswick The North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment Pte. Harold Stanley Daley was sponsored by the Family of L. Cpl. James R. McLaughlin Harold Daley was born 10 April 1922 to Stanley and Ann Daley in the town of Chatham, in Miramichi, New Brunswick. He attended school at at St....
Flight Sergeant Morris Campbell Murray, R175338 Toronto, Ontario Royal Canadian Air Force Flight Sergeant Morris Campbell Murray était parrainé par la famille Clearihue. Morris Campbell Murray was born on April 28th, 1915 in Toronto, Ontario. His parents were Robert Campbell Murray and Gertrude Helen Morris Murray. He served during the Second World War as a navigator...
Rifleman Thomas Henry Davie, H41536 Toronto, Ontario The Royal Winnipeg Rifles Rifleman Davie is sponsored by the City of Toronto Making the decision to join the army is a life-altering decision that takes planning, maturity, and the notion that if you go into battle, you might never return home. When the Second World War broke out in...