Tag Archives: D-Day

We are sorry that you were not able to attend Canada’s D-Day Story: A Webinar Presented by the Juno Beach Centre Association

A note from a recent online event.  So if you missed it, be sure to check out the recording.


We’re sorry that you were not able to attend Canada’s D-Day Story: A Webinar Presented by the Juno Beach Centre Association.

Please submit your questions or comments to: jbca@junobeach.org.

A recording of the webinar is available at: https://zoom.us/rec/share/7PZ4ELD13WNJZbPtxXv2BIsxFN6mX6a80XMb8_tfzh7Ms0afmrdar2XO_BzrqRXi
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We had some questions about researching veterans. One of the best guides to this can be found on the Canadian War Museum’s website: https://www.warmuseum.ca/learn/research-collections/military-history-research-centre/#tabs

We also had a question about resources for children on our website: https://www.junobeach.org/plan-your-visit/for-families-and-youth/

Thank you very much for tuning into the webinar today! You can support the Juno Beach Centre by making a donation through our website: junobeach.org/donate.

D-Day: 75 Years Later

An item from Canada’s History magazine on this 75th anniversary of D-Day.


A special feature package on the seventy-fifth anniversary of the Second World War’s invasion of Normandy.
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By Every Means Possible

Despite receiving less recognition than the army, Canada’s navy and air force were crucial to the success of the D-Day invasion. Read more

D-Day Memories

First-hand accounts from those who were there. Read more

Preserving the Past

Juno Beach Centre commemorates D-Day legacy. Read more

D-Day: Terror at 2,000 Feet

Pilot’s memoir offers riveting details of having to bail out over Normandy. Originally published in June 2014. Read more

Eyes in the Sky

How aerial photography helped secure victory for the Allies. Read more

Explaining D-Day

Canadian War Museum historian John Maker answers questions about the invasion that liberated Europe during the Second World War. Originally published in June 2014. Read more

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Juno75 educational resources from Defining Moments Canada

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On the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings, Defining Moments Canada is honoured to offer educators around the country a series of FREE educational resources to help their students think critically about commemoration and the legacy of this defining Canadian moment. With the goal of having students create their own digital commemoration, our veteran interviews, inquiry-based lesson plans, storytelling resources, and vast array of supplementary material will have your students delving deeper than ever into D-Day and its implications for the people – and country – that lived it.

Get started with our curated list of veteran interviews, which feature 21 stories from veterans of all backgrounds. Alongside each video, you’ll find biographies, further information on their war service, and additional resources such as war diaries, archival photos and footage, infographics, statistics, and much more. We hope these will inspire your students to begin their own research into a “microhistory” of a remarkable man or woman who contributed, at home or abroad, to the success of D-Day.

Next, take a look at our dedicated educational resources: four lesson plans, created in collaboration with The Critical Thinking Consortium, as well as veteran research tips and resources for creating great stories using our 7 Sentence Story Structure. These resources provide both structure and guidance in the creation of your students’ digital commemorations.

Finally, get your students started on their own digital commemoration: they can create one using the resources above, and submit it to tzamozdra@canhist.ca for a chance to be featured on our website.

Defining Moments Canada will be collecting and sharing YOUR digital commemorations and veteran stories as of May 6th – get in touch, and help us build a national mosaic of Canadian service during the Second World War.

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75th Anniversary of D-Day

The Royal Canadian Legion, US Branch #25 encourages its members to attend this event.


75th Anniversary of D-Day
COMMEMORATION  THURSDAY 6 JUNE, 6 p.m.

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On 6 June 1944, 156,000 American, British and Canadian forces launched one of the largest amphibious military assaults in history along a 50-mile stretch of the coast of Normandy, France.  To commemorate the 75th anniversary of the beginning of the end of WWII in Europe, Brigadier (Retd.) Roderick Macdonald MBE and Dr. Seth Givens will present D-Day as it was experienced by those who were there. Don’t miss this!

FREE EVENT  |  CLICK HERE TO REGISTER