Online Exhibitions
Panthéon de la Guerre
Trace the history of the famous mural housed in Memory Hall through photographs, video and original wartime paintings.
WWI All-Stars
Discover the important role of sports in the lives of servicemen during the First World War.
Over By Christmas
Many thought World War I would be over in days, surely by Christmas. To many, Christmas was a time of peace and goodwill towards others, the Celebration of the Prince of Peace. Each cause was just. God was on their side, but the war was not over by Christmas. Included with Museum admission and free for members.
Billy Bishop
Photographs and objects share the story of famed Canadian fighter pilot Billy Bishop as well as Canada’s role in the Great War.
Coming Home
Post-war posters, letters, insignia and more spark a discussion about the transition of servicemen and women from war-time duty to civilian life.
Images of the Great War: European Offensives 1914-1916
World War I brought radical changes in society, art and culture. These shifts were reflected in the art of the time, with works produced ranging from those reminiscent of the 19th century pictorial style to art that reflected the modern and abstract revolution. Images of the Great War: European Offensives 1914-1916 focuses on the art and events of the first two years of the Great War featuring artists from eight different countries.
Canadian War Posters
The Museum’s extensive collection of colorful Canadian war posters share the social and political messages that spread throughout Canada from 1914-1919.
On the Brink
A hungry teenage assassin and a wrong turn forever changed the world. View the special exhibition examining the underground organizations, diplomatic communications and international newspaper reporting of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand and its political aftershock.