The Queen's Own Rifles of Canada Museum and Archives

On April 9, 1917, during the Battle of Vimy Ridge, the 3rd Battalion (Toronto Regiment), CEF took part in one of the most significant battles in Canadian history. This marked the first time the Canadian Corps fought together as a unified force.
The 3rd Battalion participated in the second phase of the assault, with their ultimate objective being the capture of Farbus Woods. This heavily defended area was critical, as it protected enemy field artillery positions, making its capture essential to the success of the overall operation.

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Project McEachren Preservation

Project McEachren Preservation On an unknown date, a daughter of Ensign Malcolm McEachren donated the tunic he was wearing at the time of his death during the June 2nd, 1866 Battle of Ridgeway to the Fort Erie Historical Society…

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Read the story of the distinguished businessman and soldier Colonel J.G.K Strathy, OBE, ED, CD, OStJ on Post Media's "Lives Told."

Leadership in war and peace: Colonel James Gowan Kirkpatrick Strathy, OBE, ED, CD, KStJ Colonel Strathy lived a life defined by unwavering dedication to family, duty, stewardship and service to the public. From a childhood shaped by the echoes of World War I in England to a distinguished career encompassing military, business and public service, Strathy’s life exemplified his commitm...

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Four Days Around Christmas 1915 for the 3rd Battalion, Canadian Expeditionary Force.

Four Days Around Christmas By Major Adam Saunders, CD The 3rd Battalion, as part of the 1st Canadian Infantry Brigade, held the left brigade boundary abutting the 6th Brigade of the Second Division. A Company’s lines w…

Private Harold Roy Flint died of wounds in France on this day in 1915.

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Congrats to our awesome team of volunteers this fall as we celebrate our holiday stand-down with a few pints last night at a local pub!

Thanks to Sarah, one of our awesome volunteers, we have mounted our 1866 bugle on a new armature to better present it!

Check out these amazing photos of QOR Day at Casa Loma 2025 by our amazing volunteer team photographer, Anne Frazer!
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