Abbott Street is named in honour of Captain Edward Lyman (Hickory) Abbott of the 68th Battalion, 1915.
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Abbott Street is named in honour of Captain Edward Lyman (Hickory) Abbott of the 68th Battalion, 1915.
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DULCE ET DECORUM EST PRO PATRIA MORI
DEDICATED BY THE SASKATCHEWAN CIVIL SERVICE ASSOCIATION TO THOSE MEMBERS OF THE SERVICE WHO SACRIFICED THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WAR
1914 - 1918
LYMAN E. ABBOTT
ROBERT MURE ANDERSON
SARGIS AVIS
THOMAS HERBERT BLAIR
GEORGE BLOXAM
RICHARD BOYCE
STEWART CARLYLE
FREDERICK FRANCIS COATES
WILLIAM ERNEST COLEMAN
WALTER COLLINGWOOD
JAMES MELVILLE COTTAM
P.W. CLOVERLEY
JAMES MAXWELL CURRIE
HARRY H. FULLER
REGIS F. DE LA GORGENDIERE
BENJAMIN BELL GRAY
THOMAS TUFFLEY HARDING
ERNEST HAWTHORNE
W.S. HOLLIDAY
STEWART CLINK HOOD
WILFRED JEFFERSON
ARTHUR JOHNSTONE
EDWARD THOMAS JONES
JOHN LIDDELL
WILLIAM LITTLE
HAROLD LONGWORTHY
FREDERICK LUTTMAN
ALFRED FRANK MANTLE
LEON JOSEPH MCDERMOTT
NORMAN HOWARD PAWLEY
H.A. PHELPS
BERNARD RAYMOND PHILBRICK
JOHN HENRY PLATT
LEWIS PRESTON
SIDNEY E. SINNONS
JOHN COCHRANE SMITH
HARRY NELSON THOMPSON
THOMAS NEWELL VICKERS
JOHN GORDON WALKER
J.B. WATSON
GEORGE WATERHOUSE
ERNEST WILSON
Erected by the Saskatchewan Civil Service Association, this memorial is dedicated to the members of the Saskatchewan civil service killed during the First World War.
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DEDICATED TO THE
GLORIOUS MEMORY OF THE MEMBERS OF THE SASKATCHEWAN CIVIL SERVICE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES DURING THE SECOND WORLD WAR
1939 - 1945
ERECTED BY THE
SASKATCHEWAN CIVIL SERVICE ASSOCIATION
Erected by the Saskatchewan Civil Service Association, this memorial is dedicated to the members of the Saskatchewan civil service killed during the Second World War.
THIS TABLET COMMEMORATES THOSE IN THE SERVICE
OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY WHO
AT THE CALL OF KING AND COUNTRY LEFT ALL THAT
WAS DEAR TO THEM, ENDURED HARDSHIP, FACED DANGER
AND FINALLY PASSED OUT OF SIGHT OF MEN BY THE
PATH OF DUTY AND SELF SACRIFICE. GIVING UP THEIR
OWN LIVES THAT OTHERS MIGHT LIVE IN FREEDOM
LET THOSE WHO COME AFTER SEE TO IT
THAT THEIR NAMES BE NOT FORGOTTEN.
1914 YPRES FESTUBERT THE SOMME VIMY HILL 70 1918
PASSCHENDAELE AMIENS CAMBRAI DROCOURT QUEANT MONS
The Canadian Pacific Railway Great War Tablet in the Regina Station was dedicated on April 28, 1922.
To honour those who served and gave their lives during the Great War, the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) erected a series of bronze memorial tablets in over twenty select locations along their railway system and offices in Canada, United States, England and China. The tablet depicts Britannia, the national personification of Britain, as a helmeted female warrior with a lion to her right and a shield at her feet, HMS Lion (Admiral Beatty's flagship during the Battle of Jutland) with airplanes above and a tank in front, Canadian Pacific Steamship RMS Empress of Russia (used during the war as an armed merchant cruiser and transport ship), Canadian troops, and a CPR locomotive in a nod to all those who travelled by train across Canada before heading overseas. The plaque was designed by Archibald Pearce, Chief Engineer's Department, Montreal, with its model and casting by the Bromsgrove Guild at Worcester, England.
| Original location | Current location |
| CPR Office, Saint John, New Brunswick | McAdam Railway Museum, McAdam, New Brunswick |
| Du Palais CPR Station, Quebec City, Quebec | Du Palais CPR Station, Quebec City, Quebec |
| Viger Station, Montreal, Quebec | Exporail, Montreal, Quebec |
| Windsor Station, Montreal, Quebec | Windsor Station, Montreal, Quebec |
| Angus Shops, Montreal, Quebec | CPKC Archives, Calgary, Alberta (in storage) |
| North Toronto Station, Toronto, Ontario | Union Station, Toronto, Ontario |
| West Toronto Station, Toronto, Ontario | unknown |
| North Bay Station, North Bay, Ontario | North Bay Memorial Park, North Bay, Ontario |
| Fort William Union Station, Fort William, Ontario | Thunder Bay Station, Thunder Bay, Ontario |
| Weston Shops, Winnipeg, Manitoba | Weston Shops, Winnipeg, Manitoba |
| Saskatoon Station, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan | Thomas Cook Restaurant, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan |
| Moose Jaw Station, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan | Old Moose Jaw Station, Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan |
| Regina Station, Regina, Saskatchewan | Casino Regina, Regina, Saskatchewan |
| Calgary Station, Calgary, Alberta | CPKC Headquarters, Calgary, Alberta |
| Calgary Natural Resources Building, Calgary, Alberta | The Military Museums, Calgary, Alberta |
| Edmonton Station, Edmonton Alberta | CPKC Archives, Calgary, Alberta (in storage) |
| Nelson Station, Nelson, British Columbia | Nelson Museum, Archives & Gallery, Nelson, British Columbia |
| Vancouver Station, Vancouver, British Columbia | unknown |
| Steamship Office, Victoria, British Columbia | Royal British Columbia Museum, Victoria, British Columbia |
| CPR Office, New York, New York, United States | Exporail, Montreal, Quebec |
| CPR Office, Liverpool, England | Royal Liver Building, Liverpool, England |
| CPR Building, Charing Cross, London, England | unknown |
| CPR Office, Hong Kong, China | Believed destroyed during the Japanese occupation in the Second World War. |
All tablets were unveiled simultaneously on the same date along with three identical Winged Victory memorials in Montreal, Winnipeg and Vancouver.
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Roll of Honour
We record with Pride and Gratitude the Names of Members of St. Marys Anglican Church who are Serving Their King and Country
Bird Philip
Goxall Charles E.
Garnee John
Garnee Douglas
May George
Gibson Margaret
Boucher Charlette
Ayre Allan W.
Arnall George
Holliday Howard
Henderson Ronald
Kingston Albert
Mountford Robert
Neatby H. Blair
Neatby Gladys
Prohyn Fredrick John
Stacey George
Duckworth Thomas
Thompson Harold
Blaxall Alvin B.
McKensie W.N.
Ingham Robert
Howell Fredrick A.
Howell Thomas L.
Moore Arthur
Murkitt G.W.
Lockwood David
Harridance P.G.
Clough W.
Hawman R.N.
Fillurl H.E.
Duffield A.E.
Emperingham W.H.
Emperingham A.J.
Jameson John A.
Emperingham G.H.
Emperingham E.E.
Emperingham A.W.
Clearikit Fred P.
Bird Catherine D.
Barbor Gerald H.
Chubb John S.
Parker Brian D.
Horan Harold C.
Powell David
Barton Francis G.
Filleul Philip T. Sr.
Filleul Edward V.
Huson Philip
Neatby Walter
Clear Stanley C.
Dobson Clifford
This certificate lists the names of the some of the members of St. Mary's Anglican Church who served during the Second World War.
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NO. 2 INITIAL TRAINING SCHOOL
NO. 2 I.T.S. WAS BASED HERE DURING 1940 TO 1945 OPERATING UNDER THE BRITISH COMMONWEALTH AIR TRAINING PLAN. AIRCREW TRAINED HERE WERE PART OF THE 131,500 AIRCREW TRAINED IN CANADA FOR THE FIGHT AGAINST TYRANNY. SOME 40,000 OF WHOM GAVE THEIR LIVES IN DEFENCE OF FREEDOM.
THIS PLAQUE RECOGNIZES THOSE WHO TRAINED AND SERVED HERE DURING WORLD WAR II.
DEDICATED BY 600 (CITY OF REGINA) WING
AIR FORCE ASSOCIATION OF CANADA
SEPTEMBER 2000
2E ÉCOLE ÉLÉMENTAIRE DE FORMATION DES FORCES AÉRIENNES
CETTE UNITÉ ÉTAIT BASÉE ICI DE 1940 À 1945 DANS LE CADRE DU PROGRAMME D'ENTRAINEMENT DES FORCES AÉRIENNES DU COMMONWEALTH.
PARMI LES 131,500 MILITAIRES QUI ONT ÉTÉ FORMÉS ICI MÉME POUR COMBATTRE L'ENNEMI, 40,000 ONT PERDU LEUR VIE AU NOM DE LA LIBERTÉ.
CETTE PLAQUE COMMÉMORATIVE REND HOMMAGE À TOUS CEUX QUI ONT ÉTÉ FORMÉS ICI ET QUI ONT SERVI PENDANT LA DEUXIÈME GUERRE MONDIALE.
OFFERT PAR 600 DIVISION (VILLE DE REGINA) DE L'ASSOCIATION DES FORCES AÉRIENNES DU CANADA
SEPTEMBRE 2000
Erected in September 2000 by 600 (City of Regina) Wing of the Royal Canadian Air Force Association, this memorial is dedicated to the former personnel of No. 2 Initial Training School, who trained in this building during the Second World War.
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FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
Anglican Young People's Association
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES
Arkinstall George
Arkinstall Leonard
Baba Mabel
Bartlett Charles
Bing John
Birovescu Julia
Brett Wallace B.
Carmichael Harry
Carnie Gilbert
Charlton Clifford
Charlton Leslie
Charlton Walter
Dawson Ernest G.
Denny Williant
Elcombe Keith
Gill Horace
Glew Crawford
Hammond Helen
Hammill Jack
Holbrow Herbert
Holmbert George
King Alton
Loney Beatrice
McLeod Bruce
Pettit Edward
Pettit Margaret
Quartermain Roland
Storie Rupert
Thomson Douglas
Tyman Donald P.
Westgate Murray
White Charles
Wray Lloyd
Zimmer Leo
This certificate lists the members of the Anglican Young People's Association who served during the Second World War.
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TO THE GLORY OF GOD
AND IN GRATEFUL REMEMBRANCE OF THE SERVICE RENDERED BY THE MEN OF ST. MATTHEWS, REGINA, WHO SERVED IN THE GREAT WAR 1914-1918
Armishaw Percy
Aspin Leslie
Atkinson George
Atkinson John
Atkinson Matthew
Atkinson Robert
Auld D.S.
Axon Joseph
Barrows Edwin
Bisset J. Fenton
Bing Gerard
Brewis Robert
Britton Robert
Brown G.
Chambers John
Cheffins Henry
Clemesha Fred
Crowe R.M.
Dawson Isaac
Dickenson Arthur
Dix Arthur
Earp Rev. E.C.
Eikiebosh Harold
Ellis F.J. M.D.
Flock R.M.
Flock Harry
Foster Richard
Fowler C.
Grant Donald
Graham Arthur
Grayson G.E. Lee
Griffith
Hendry John
Hendry John Jr.
Holmes S.F.
Horn Percival
Horsell Montague
Hume Joseph
Illingworth Henry
Jackson Thomas
Jarvis Edward
Jenner Harold
Jenner George
Jenner John
Jones Albert
Kant Walter
Laight Arthur
Lanback Bernie
Lanback E.R.
Lennox G.
Lumb William
Mawer T.
Marchant Bert
Marshall Ralph
Middlemast E.J.
Miller H.
Miller C.J.
Mooring Vernon
Morris Arthur
Morrison Orrin
Moutton Norman
Nevard Arthur W.
Nevard Horace
Norris Lionel
O'Neil Earnest C.
Otton Charles
Parsons J.L.R.
Payne Ernest
Pearson Arthur
Portnall Frank
Randall M.H.
Rees Louis
Rogers F.
Rowan Fred
Shorten Arthur
Sessons Frank
Smith Clarence
Snell Fredrick
Snooks Thomas
Stamners George
Stamp E.B.
Stevens James E.
Swan William
Taylor Fred
Townhill William; Walters Samuel; Ward Edgar; Weir Robert; Weich C.L.; Wells N.L.; Wheatley John; Williams Henry; Williams S.L.; Wilson Thomas; Wood Edward; Wood Richard; Wood William; Viggars Thomas; Young Jack; Young Stewart
Nurses
Best Mae; Bolster Effie; Cullum Alice; Ferguson; Ghent; Lerguhart; Wood
This certificate lists the members of the congregation who served during the First World War.
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FOR KING AND COUNTRY
MEMBERS OF
St. Matthew's Church
WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR ACTIVE SERVICE
WITH
CANADA'S FIGHTING FORCES
Arkinstall G.W.
Arkinstall C.K.
Arkinstall L.
Arkinstall C.
Ansley R.R.
Allen M.A.
Allen J.S.
Allen H.
Ascott C.
Bartlett C.I.
Bing A.H.
Bing J.
Brett W.G.
Birovesen J.
Beeching W.
Beale R.
Beale A.B.
Beale R.P.
Batterson J.E.
Ball G.W.
Ball C.
Budd W.J.
Bumford P.
Beare R.P.
Brealey M.
Charlton R.
Charlton T.D.
Charlton W.
Charlton J.L.
Charlton J.C.
Canham R.C.
Cherpeta A.
Caxall C.E.
Carnie G.
Carnie G.A.
Cawley H.
Carmichael H.T.
Carlson H.
Clarke L.
Cocks J.
Campbell R.A.
Carnie C.S.
De Dernet F.T.
Drope M.L.
Denney M.C.
Dawson T.G.
Diment P.
Davey B.
Dunne D.
Dragness O.
Dougherty L.G.
Dethridge S.G.
Demchuck M.
Dunford E.
Evans J.
English J.F.
Edwards F.N.
Elcombe R.
Ellis S.
Fisher D.
Fisher S.
Flock K.
Flock M.R.
Field R.S.G.
Field A.T.D.
Forrest G.
Foster C.
Gill K.
Glew C.S.
Gustilov E.
Greensides D.
Green T.
Greaves A.
Grant G.
Grayston G.
Gray D.A.
Gray S.C.
Grant C.
Galbraith R.H.
Gardner C.I.
Gallagher J.H.I.
Hammond K.
Hammond J.C.
Holmden G.
Huggett C.A.; Huggett A.; Holbrow H.; Henderson R.R.; Henderson C.E.; Heatley H.R.; Heatley F.; Hambley R.F.; Hambley C.; Hatlam M.; Hartnell W.; Hambley G.; Hamill J.; Handford J.D.; Hige J.; Hige H.; Jenkin C.M.; Jolley J.; Jolley; Jeffery A.; Joy C.C.; Joy H.; Korness S.; King A.; Loney B.; Lilley E.; Lewis H.; Leach R.M.; Leach E.A.; Lamb E.; Lewis A.; McCall R.C.; Mountain W.I.; McLeod G.B.; McIntosh A.W.; Marshall R.D.; Marshall C.G.; McHugh R.D.; Mitchell W.E.; Morrettei E.; Osipoff G.A.; Oxby M.A.; Ordish R.F.; Parkin S.B.; Parkin A.E.; Pettet M.A.; Pettet E.J.; Pepper A.; Payne R.L.; Quartermain R.; Rowland C.L.; Richards S.P.; Relf F.; Reader R.J.; Rawluk J.; Rutter C.G.; Santer R.G.; Switzer P.; Simpson M.G.; Simpson O.E.; Shepherd T.H.; Shepherd S.C.; Shepherd D.A.; Shepherd A.B.; Sheppard W.J.; Shatluck A.C.; Shaperia R.; Simpson O.; Salloum S.J.; Stewart Rev. P.M.; Sendall G.E.; Storey R.; Statt E.; Salloum R.D.; Taylor J.; Tomsett M.; Tyman D.; Thomson W.D.; Thompson G.; Tate L.L.; Turnbull R.; Van Dusen R.; Vicars W.M.; Viggars J.; Wilson A.J.; Westgate A.M.; Westgate W.R.; Whittaker H.; Wright H.E.; Wright W.L.; Wood A.; Wallis B.; Wallis D.; White G.; Wray L.; Weir E.; Zimmer L.
This certificate lists the members of the congregation who served during the Second World War.
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SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF
JOHN GRAHAM BIGLOW, R.A.F.
WHO LOST HIS LIFE WHILST ON DUTY, SEPT. 3RD, 1943, AGED 22 NEAR ASHFORD KENT
SO HE PASSED OVER, AND ALL THE TRUMPETS SOUNDED FOR HIM ON THE OTHER SIDE
This plaque is dedicated to the memory of John Graham Biglow, a member of the Royal Air Force who was killed in action on 3 September 1943.