Depth chargers being manufactured in Canada during World War II. Canadian men work in a plant as they manufacture depth charges. Men work on metal pieces. They wear masks as they weld metal cylinders. Explosives being filled into the depth charge. Men push the depth charges on a trolley. A ship at sea as a depth charge explodes in the background during World War 2.
Canadian scientists helping to win World War 2 through their aviation research in Ottawa, Canada. Chemical apparatus in a laboratory. Test tubes, pipettes, vials, and lab experiments underway. Scientists work with wind tunnel and aerodynamic assessment apparatus in the laboratory. A scientist look at a model. Models of aircraft.
Superintendent at a Goodyear mill receives an award on behalf of his workers' one hundred percent participation in the Victory Loan drive in Saint Hyacinthe Quebec, Canada. Workers standing along with him. Goodyear workers play croquet outside the building on a cement court.
Snow covered area in British Columbia, Canada. Vehicle passes on the snow covered area. A man walks with a dog sledge on the snow. A man cuts trees with an axe. Vehicle moves. Women stand at the back side of the vehicle.
Chief of Air Corps Ferrying Command Colonel Robert Olds talking to pilots. Shows American planes, Lockheed Hudson taking off and in flight to Canada. Royal Air Force officer examining map. American bomber plane B-24s taking off and flying to England for use by British forces as part of lend-lease program in World War 2. Point of view shot inside cockpit of B-24 aircraft flying low.
War Loan Campaign in Toronto,Ontario during World War II. Banner reads '1941 Victory Loan' and ' Tools for Churchill'. Large crowd of Canadian civilians gathered at the street square. Tanks move. American and British flags flutter in wind from a building. Woman hoists a flag. Military band plays.