The Queen's York Rangers Teaching Tools

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Her Honour, the Honourable Edith Dumont, Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, explains the connection between her office and The Queen’s York Rangers

1750–Present
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Honorary Colonels

1750–Present

In the Canadian Army, several honorary appointments may be granted: Colonel-in-Chief, Colonel of the Regiment, Honorary Colonel and Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel. Most Reserve regiments have two: an Honorary Colonel and an Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel.

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Simcoe Day

1750–Present

Honorary Colonel Emeritus Darrell Bricker on Simcoe Day,
John Graves Simcoe, the first Lieutenant Governor of Upper Canada (Ontario) and Commanding Officer of The Queen’s Rangers, laid the foundations for the City of Toronto.

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Colouring Page

The Crescent Moon on a Queen’s Ranger’s Hat

18th Century (1700–1799)
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The Queen’s York Rangers Guidon on Parade

1750–Present
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Grade 7 Social Studies Lesson Plan: Exploring History and Identity: The Guidon of The Queen’s York Rangers (1st American Regiment)(RCAC)

1750–Present

By examining the symbols on the regimental guidon, students will explore events such as the War of 1812 and its participants as a way of discovering the developing identities of Canada and Ontario (formerly Upper Canada).

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