To search the Database, click "Database" in the left sidebar. Enter any information that you have, and click "Search."

Choose from one of the two tabs to the left under Database to conduct your search.

You may search the database:

1. by name: any part of a last name or first name may be entered.


2. by any other field: fill in any field to conduct a specific search eg: all entries for Alberta, fill in AB under province.


3. In some cases, our database holds Regimental numbers (Reg.#) but the actual name of the member has been lost because some records were destroyed years ago. You can also search by keying in the word 'Unknown' in the 'Deceased Member Name' field to find bits of research or perhaps see unidentifed members in an old photo. At time goes on, more and more bits of data will be entered on unidentified members such as those who are listed as killed in action (KIA) or Lost at Sea.

Leaving all fields blank and pressing “Search” at the bottom of the database page will retrieve all records in the database.

If you have any information pertaining to a member that is not currently entered into the database, or wish to amend information in the database, please fill out the Submission Form where updates / corrections can be made.

Special Information

To access a photo of grave: Open the database. Click on a member's name. See 'Photo Link' and 'Click Here'.

In 2010, a new search protocol was added which will allow researchers to identify all the members of the Force who served Canada in conflict, including: North West Canada 1885, South Africa 1900-2, France & Flanders 1918, Siberia 1918-19, Europe 1939-45, and UN Peacekeeping.

To use this new search protocol choose 'Search by Other' under Databank and then fill in the field beside 'Military Service or Peacekeeping' eg. WWII.

Notes

Note (1):City names preceded by the symbol "@" indicates that the deceased member died at that location, but uncertainty exists as to where the member is buried.

Note (2): DWS means ‘Died While Serving.’

Note (3): In the event that no exact birth date or death date was available, 01/01 was used as day/month.

Note (4): The two letter Canadian Province & Territories abbreviations are as follows:

• Newfoundland and Labrador: NL
• Prince Edward Island: PE
• Nova Scotia: NS
• New Brunswick: NB
• Quebec: QC
• Ontario: ON
• Manitoba: MB
• Saskatchewan: SK
• Alberta: AB
• British Columbia: BC
• Northwest Territories: NT
• Yukon: YT
• Nunavut: NU

Photo left: RCMP Guidon - showing the battle honours of the NWMP, the RNWMP and the RCMP.

In 2010, a new search protocol was added to the database. This allows researchers to identify all the members of the Force who served Canada in conflict, including: North West Canada 1885, South Africa 1900-2, France & Flanders 1918, Siberia 1918-19, Europe 1939-45, and UN Peacekeeping.

To use this new search protocol choose 'Search by Other' under Database and then fill in the field beside 'Military Service or Peacekeeping' eg. WWII.