Casualty identification
More than 27,000 Canadian and Newfoundland and Labradorian service members remain missing from the First World War, the Second World War, and the Conflict in Korea. The Casualty Identification Program works to identify the missing.
Services and information
Casualty Identification Program
The Program identifies newly found remains of missing Canadian war dead prior to 1970 and gives them proper burials.
Index of identified casualties
Servicemen identified through the Casualty Identification Program, with links to their biographies.
Casualty identification video
Dr. Sarah Lockyer, forensic anthropologist, describes the Program’s casualty identification process.
Help us identify war dead
Relatives of soldiers with no known grave can register here.
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Canadian Virtual War Memorial
Online tribute to fallen Canadians.