In honour of the 80th anniversary of the Second World War coming up in August, Bruce County Museum and Cultural Centre (BCM&CC) has unveiled a new diorama depicting the major ways in which Canada contributed to the war effort.
The exhibit showcased this work on land, air and sea with military and civilian perspectives.
The diorama stands as a tribute to the over 1 millions brave individuals in Canada who put on their Canadian uniform to fight against oppressive regimes, and those who supported factories and farms on the homefront to ensure a constant flow of materials and supplies during the war.
The exhibit is now part of the Museum’s permanent collection and it is proudly sponsored by the Bruce County Royal Canadian Legions and Veterans Affairs Canadas.
To discover more, visit the museum website at brucemuseum.ca.
