Who's Who - Canada
This page of the Who's
Who section of the site lists biographical entries by country - in this
case, Canada.
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The biographies listed here include the highly successful field commander, Arthur Currie; Canada's wartime Prime Minister Robert Borden - and the man he succeeded Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
In addition to the biographies presented below, click here to view contemporary photographs within the Vintage Photographs section of the site.
| Biographies | Description |
|---|---|
 William Barker |
Fighter Pilot |
| William Bishop |
Fighter Pilot |
| Sir Robert Borden |
Prime Minister |
| Henry Botterell |
Fighter Pilot |
| Arthur Roy Brown |
Fighter Pilot |
| Albert Desbrisay Carter |
Fighter Pilot |
| William Claxton |
Fighter Pilot |
| Raymond Collishaw |
Fighter Pilot |
| Sir Arthur Currie |
Commander, Canadian Forces |
| Sam Hughes |
Minister of Militia and Defence |
| Sir Wilfrid Laurier |
Prime Minister |
| Percy Wyndham Lewis |
Artist |
| Donald MacLaren |
Fighter Pilot |
| Frederick McCall |
Fighter Pilot |
| Andrew McKeever |
Fighter Pilot |
| Francis Quigley |
Fighter Pilot |
| Alexander Shook |
Fighter Pilot |
| Sir Richard Turner |
Chief of Canadian General Staff |
| Sir David Watson |
General |
| Henry Willis-O'Connor |
Staff Officer |
| Lewis Yealland |
Psychiatrist |
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The USA suffered 57,476 fatal army casualties during the war.
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