Canadian Military Heritage Museum 5.0 (reviews)

Canadian Military Heritage Museum is a not for profit privately run museum. The museum can only exist with the funds collected from your visitations and donations. Please visit and view our large assortment of artifacts. The dedicated staff of volunteers are always on hand to assist you and answer any of your questions.

The museum is housed in a spacious 13,000 square foot building, that preserves and displays artifacts to the military history of Canada. Including the 38th Differin Rifles of Canada, The 2nd, 10th 25th and 2/10th Dragoons, Dufferin and Haldimand Rifles or Canada up to Canada's current regiment which is The 56th Field Regidemtn. The museum is there to honour and remember all veterans and military service personally who have served and are currently serving.

The museum has a number of exhibitions, both permanent and visiting. Some of the exhibitions include WWI, WWII, United Nations, Women/Indigenous people, vehicles and planes, army, navy and airforce and many more. They aim to educate the public on all Canadians involvement in conflicts. 

If you prefer a private tour, it is available on request and is a great educational opportunity for schools, guide groups and anyone interesting in exploring the country's history.