Canada's First World War achievements…capped by victories at its end—Canada's 100 Days. | Canada Remembers

Canadians arrived in Mons, Belgium on November 9, 1918 and fought to the very end with the war’s last Canadian combat death—Private George Lawrence Price—happening just two minutes before the fighting officially ended. Mons, Belgium—a place of great symbolic meaning—was the last great accomplishment of the Canadians. #CanadaRemembers #Canadas100Days Canadian Armed Forces Ville de Mons - Page officielle | Canada Remembers

Hundred Days Campaign (August 8–November 11, 1918): A series of battles during which Canadian and Allied forces pushed the German Army into retreat led to the end of the war. | Canada's History

The Hundred Days campaign contributed decisively to ending the First World War, and the Canadian Corps played a key role in the Allied victory. Visit Victory 1918 – The Last 100 Days from now until March 31st to learn more about this period in history. | Canadian War Museum

The powerful story of the last 100 days of the First World War. #100DaysToVictory 2-hour special premieres November 11. | HISTORY