The First World War was the first major conflict documented ... of National Defence and Library and Archives Canada, alongside colourized versions commissioned by the Vimy Foundation.

Vimy Foundation’s ’They Fought in Colour’ collects 260 digitally colourized photographs showcasing Canada’s contribution to the First World War A soldier says goodbye to his family.

The Vimy Ridge Foundation collaborated with Library and Archives Canada and the National Film Board of Canada to surface rarely seen pictures from the First World War. They then used digital ...

In an effort to convey the horror and humanity of the First World War to a younger generation, the Vimy Foundation undertook a project to colourize hundreds of photographs from the 1914-1918 conflict.

Or sign-in if you have an account. This week, The Great War in Colour, a traveling exhibition of colourized First World War images presented by the Vimy Foundation, opened at the Canadian War Museum.

Mustard gas, he insists, was “the worst of the chemical warfare agents used in the First World War... and at least the most effective” in terms of incapacitating soldiers. But Freemantle is ...

This stage musical inspired by the first world war is an important reminder of the stupidity of war “Gas masks and their grotesque appearance became the ultimate symbol of a man turned into a ...

With the guidance of specialists from the Canadian War Museum, a series of black and white photographs of the Canadian Corps from the First World War have been ...

GAS! Quick, Boys!' The use of chemical and biological weapons was banned after the First World War. However, these first gas attacks had already helped to lay the foundation of a new type of ...

A police officer wearing a gas mask, after sensors on the roof of Säpo's HQ detected phosgene, a First World War chemical weapon which can also be used in industrial processes, or be produced through ...

GAS! Quick, Boys!" The use of chemical and biological weapons was banned after the First World War. However, these first gas attacks had already helped to lay the foundation of a new type of ...