Dale Gervais – September 15, 2013 Norman Quick was born in Toronto, Ontario on April 22, 1921. As a youth, Norm carried
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Although Canadian women played an important role during WWII, most of them served in a supportive role to their male counterparts such
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PHOTO ABOVE: Colour photograph of the Canadian Film & Photo Unit. Copyright belongs to the Crown ; Credit: Canada. Department of National
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Little is known about the role the CWAC played within the Unit, and even less is known about the lone female combat
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PHOTO ABOVE: Major David V. Currie (left, with pistol in hand) of The South Alberta Regiment accepting the surrender of German troops
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The War Amps Society’s Migration of the Canadian Army Newsreels.  By Gillian Evans May16, 2011 The Canadian Army Newsreels, produced by the
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Sgt. Chuck Ross, and Sgt. Norman Quick, C.S.C., reunite to celebrate the release of the Canadian Army Newsreels. The six-disc DVD set
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EDMONTON – It is with great sadness that I announce the passing of a great friend and Canadian Film Pioneer, Charles (Chuck)
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The following story is used with permission by Lieutenant-Colonel Réjean Duchesneau, MBA Head, Defence Public Affairs Learning Centre Chief of Staff (PA)
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Where Has Norm Quick’s Eyemo Gone? (Originally posted on Canadianfilm.com in January, 2007) Special thank you to Don Angus, editor of the
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Canadian Geographical Journal: History in the Taking: Some Notes About The Canadian Army Film & Photo Unit By Jon Farrell (Prepared in January, 1945) Used
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