An Armistice Brings Cessation of Hostilities. Eastern Chronicle, November 12 1918.

Willard McMillan makes the supreme sacrifice. Eastern Chronicle, November 8 1918.

H.B. Grant recovering. Eastern Chronicle, November 5 1918.

R. Douglas Graham awarded Military Cross. Eastern Chronicle, November 3 1918.

Charles Everett Fraser wounded. Eastern Chronicle, October 29 1918.

Rules for News from Home Books. Eastern Chronicle, October 25 1918.

Report of bravery of J. Welsford MacDonald. Eastern Chronicle, October 25 1918.

Edgar Davis wounded. Eastern Chronicle, October 22 1918.

J. Kay wounded; W. Landrew wounded; E. Langille wounded; V. Marginson gassed; C.F. Chisholm died; D. DeCosta killed; H. Archibald wounded and missing; C. Appleton gassed. Eastern Chronicle, October 22 1918.

J.W. MacDonald receives Military Cross. Eastern Chronicle, October 22 1918.

A.W. McHardy not missing. Eastern Chronicle, October 18 1918.

V. Brown killed; F. Proudfoot killed; J.A. Callahan killed; E.S. Day ill; P. Covell wounded; G.S. Munro wounded; E.G. Giffin wounded. Eastern Chronicle, October 18 1918.

Samuel Frank Cameron admitted to hospital for second time. Eastern Chronicle, October 18 1918.

R.B. Horton wounded; J.A. Ormiston wounded; G.C. Hiltz wounded; d. Stewart wounded; S.W. Gray wounded; F.H. Myers wounded; J. Richardson died of wounds; H. Stewart wounded; G.A. Whitlock wounded; G. Murray wounded. Eastern Chronicle, October 15 1918.

A. W. McHardy missing. Eastern Chronicle, October 15 1918.

J. McGregor killed; F.S. Cook dies of wounds; H.L. McInnis wounded; T.A. Jack wounded. Eastern Chronicle, October 8 1918.

Neiley recovering from loss of sight. Eastern Chronicle, October 8 1918.

Cecil Day back on active service after being gassed. Eastern Chronicle, October 8 1918.

Brother sends report of Charles L. Cantley. Eastern Chronicle, October 8 1918.

Charles L Cantley wounded. Eastern Chronicle, October 4 1918.