This database combines references to various First World War personnel records. The database also includes digitized files for many individuals who served in the Royal Newfoundland Regiment and Newfoundland Forestry Corps (courtesy of the Rooms Provincial Archives).

Their mission is to capture images and the complete transcription of the headstones across Canada. Volunteer-driven.

CanadaGenWeb's Cemetery Project debuted in 2004 as a volunteer project of CanadaGenWeb. The project currently offers a free and searchable listing of over 18,000 known Canadian cemeteries. They are continuously adding new information provided by volunteers.

The Archive contains nearly 250 issues of The Beaver, as well as Canada's History and Kayak magazines. The Beaver was launched in 1920 as an in-house newsletter of the Hudson's Bay Company. It is the second-oldest continuously published magazine in Canada and was renamed Canada's History magazine in 2010. About 70 percent of The Beaver's content has been uploaded to the Canada's History Archive. The remainder — consisting of rare and fragile early issues of the magazine — is currently being processed and will be available for access in the fall of 2017.

Canadian Genealogist published 38 quarterly issues, from 1979 to 1988. It marked a serious attempt by Editors George and Elizabeth Hancocks to find Canadian genealogical data from elsewhere than central Canada, where the Ontario Genealogical Society was making major strides in finding and publishing family history material.

Birth Records - from 1864 - 1876 and 1909 - 1914
Marriage records - before 1940
Death Records - before 1965