The Royal Regiment of Canada Museum — Attraction in Toronto

Excellent Museum telling the story of a Fine Regiment of Canadian Infantry and its contributions to our Nation and the world. The history of this Regiment is the story of the City of Toronto. The windows of the museum even provide a view to the Birthplace of Toronto (Old Fort York). Learn about The Regiment's noble founding from what is now Ryerson University; the history behind why this Regiment is the only line infantry regiment authorized to wear the Guards uniform (normally worn only by the Guards units in the UK and in Ottawa); its amazing accomplishments in conflict, such as its contributions to Viking Force: Canada's first iteration of Special Operations; its involvement in the Dieppe Raid; and the drive through Holland. Learn about the stories of the Royals who served as Prisoners of War, and how they endured captivity. Learn about The Regiment's the contributions of its members in warfighting and Peacekeeping operations around the world. Discover the patriotic story of its founding. Become familiar with famous members of The Regiment and their contributions, such as Sir Sandford Fleming: the founder of Standard Time and the first Canadian postage stamp; and so on. Learn why The Royals are truly Toronto's Regiment. Royals Ready......

The armoured cars and trucks, tanks inside the garage of this museum looked so cool!!!😎 I want to visit this museum one day!!! ( I am also really being interested in the army too… for sure….)👍 l am the fan of...

Home to The Royal Regiment of Canada, the 709 Signals Regiment, the Queen’s York Rangers, and the 32nd Canadian Brigade Group...