The four windows on the north wall below the balcony were installed in 1946 as a memorial to those who died in the Second World War.
The Navy window is a Christmas scene and bears the fouled anchor of the Navy and the burning bush representing the Presbyterian Church.
The Army window depicting the baptism of Jesus. It displays the crests of Canada and the Canadian Scottish Regiment, this is seen in the left-hand column. At the time, the Rev J. Lewis Mclean was also the chaplain of the Canadian Scottish Regiment. "To the Glory of God and in lasting remembrance of those who gave their lives" "The Canadian Scottish" "This is my beloved son in whom I am well pleased"
The Air Force window depicts Christ calling his disciples and the ascension. It depicts the Air Force crest is paired with the crest of British Columbia
The Merchant Navy window depicts Christ calling his disciples and the ascension. It depicts the Merchant Navy crest with the image of Queen Victoria representing the City.
The windows were made in Toronto by Meikle Studios.
