Commensurate with the age and history of the Regiment, there are memorials to The Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada throughout the world, primarily in Canada and North West Europe. One of the oldest is the Ridgeway Memorial, on the University of Toronto grounds, dedicated 1 July 1870.
While the exact number of memorials is unknown, fifty-nine known memorials are listed below.
The Memorial Committee is working to complete this listing while also continuing to identify worthy areas to install and dedicate new memorials. If you would like to support the installation and maintenance of our memorials, you can make an online donation to the Regimental Trust Fund by selecting “Memorials” from the drop down of funds.
Click on the icon to the left of the Map Title to find an index of memorials on the map, and the icon to the far right to access a larger version of the map.
Fenian Raid, 1866
Toronto, Ontario
- Ridgeway Tablet – Moss Park Armoury
- Book of Remembrance – St Paul’s Bloor Street
- Provincial Legislature Ridgeway Plaque – Queen’s Park
- Canadian Volunteer Memorial – University of Toronto
- University College Stained Glass Window – University of Toronto
Ridgeway, Ontario
- Ridgeway Battlefield Marker
- Ridgeway Battlefield Statue
- Battle of Ridgeway Provincial Heritage Plaque
- Memorial United Church Tablet
Canterbury, England
- Book of Remembrance/Drum – Canterbury Cathedral
North West Field Force, 1885
- Battleford Column Memorial – Battleford, Saskatchewan
- North West Field Force Tablet – Moss Park Armoury, Toronto
- North West Monument – Queen’s Park, Toronto
South African War, 1899-1902
- South Africa Tablet – Moss Park Armoury, Toronto
- Book of Remembrance – St Paul’s Bloor Street, Toronto
- Book of Remembrance/Drum – Canterbury Cathedral
- South Africa Tablet – Denison Armoury, Toronto
The First World War, 1914-1919
Toronto, Ontario
- First World War Tablet – Moss Park Armoury
- First World War Honour Roll – Moss Park Armoury
- Book of Remembrance – St Paul’s Bloor Street
- Barron Road – East York
Canterbury, England
- Book of Remembrance/Drum – Canterbury Cathedral
France
- Somme 1916, Pozieres, Flers-Courcelette and Ancre Heights – Courcellette
Belgium
- St Julien Marker – Near St. Julien
- Passchendaele Marker – Passchendaele
- Mount Sorrel Marker – Southeast of Zillebeke
The Second World War, 1939-1945
Canada
- Second World War Tablet – Moss Park Armory, Toronto
- Book of Remembrance – St Paul’s Bloor Street, Toronto
- Fred Barnard Way – Uxbridge, Ontario
- Gander Marker
- Botwood Marker
- Latchford, Ontario
- Iroquois Falls
England
- Book of Remembrance/Drum – Canterbury Cathedral
France
Bernières-sur-Mer:
- Bunker on Juno Beach – Plaque
- Maison de Queen’s Own Rifles of Canada – Plaque
- Eglise Notre Dame-de-la-Nativité – Book of Remembrance
- Rue du Regiment Queen’s Own Rifles Canada – Street
Courseulles:
- Tank “Bold” – Plaque
- Juno Beach Centre – Commemorative bricks
Anisy:
- Anisy Marker
- Rue Clarke Lawson – Street
Anguerny:
- Anguerny Marker
- Plaque to Rifleman Bill Ross and comrades
- Rue du Regiment Queen’s Own Rifles 6 June 1944
Le Mesnil Patry
Carpiquet
Giberville:
Bolounge:
The Netherlands
Germany
United Nations Operations – Korea, 1950-1953
- Korean War Tablet – Moss Park Armoury
- Book of Remembrance – St Paul’s Bloor Street
- Book of Remembrance/Drum – Canterbury Cathedral
Miscellaneous
Canada
- Cross of Sacrifice – St Paul’s Bloor Street
- Book of Remembrance – St Paul’s Bloor Street
- Wall of Honour – Moss Park Armoury
- Peacetime Casualties Tablet – Moss Park Armoury, Toronto
- Plaque to Sir Henry Pellatt – Casa Loma, Toronto
- Durie Street – Toronto
- Villiers Street and Island – Toronto
- Rennie Terrace and Rennie Park – Toronto
- Work Point Barracks Marker – Victoria, British Columbia
- University of Victoria Marker – Victoria, British Columbia
- Currie Barracks Marker – Calgary, Alberta
England
- Book of Remembrance/Drum – Canterbury Cathedral
- Lieutenant Gzowski Grave – Aldershot
Germany
- Fort MacLeod Marker – Deilinghofen, Germany