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Provisional
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four companies formed with HQ at Port Arthur,
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- No. 1 Company at Port Arthur
- No. 2 Company at Fort William
- No. 3 Company at Rat Portage; moved
later to Kenora
- No. 4 Company at Gore Bay and Bruce
Mines; consolidated 29 Apr. 1887 at Gore Bay; disbanded 18 Jan.
1896
- No. 5 Company at Bruce Mines, raised
29 Apr. 1887; moved 18 Sep. 1887 to Little Current; moved 21
Oct. 1887 to Manitowaning; moved 31 May 1887 to Thessalon; disbanded
18 Jan. 1896
- No. 6 Company at Sault Ste. Marie,
raised 31 May 1889; independent 1892; transferred 1 July 1900
as No. 1 Coy, 97th Regiment
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1887.04.29 |
96th "District
of Algoma" Battalion of Rifles |
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1896.08.22 |
disbanded |
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96th "The
Lake Superior Regiment"
six companies re-formed: |
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- No. 1 Company at Port Arthur
- No. 2 Company at Port Arthur
- No. 3 Company at Fort William
- No. 4 Company at Fort William
- No. 5 Company at Fort Francis
- No. 6 Company at Kenora
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1905.12.01 |
HQ
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1908.04.01 |
consolidated
as a city corps (No. 5 Coy
and No. 6 Coy
transferred to form 98th
Regiment): |
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- A Company at Port Arthur
- B Company at Port Arthur
- C Company at Fort William
- D Company at Fort William
- E Company at Port Arthur, raised
1 Apr. 1908
- F Company at Fort William, raised
1 Apr. 1908
- G Company
at Port Arthur, raised 1 Apr. 1910
- H Company
at Port Arthur, raised 1 Apr. 1910
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1914 |
96th Lake
Superior Regiment |
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1915.10.01 |
reorganised
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1920.03.15 |
The Lake
Superior Regiment |
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1921.07.15 |
reorganised
to perpetuate CEF with HQ at Port Arthur: |
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- 1st Battalion,
perpetuating 52nd Battalion CEF
- A Company at Port Arthur
- B Company at Port Arthur
- C Company at Fort William
- D Company at Fort William
- 2nd (Reserve) Battalion,
perpetuating 141st Battalion CEF
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1946.04.01 |
The Lake
Superior Regiment (Motor) |
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1949.06.29 |
The Lake
Superior Scottish Regiment (Motor) |
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1958.04.11 |
The Lake
Superior Scottish Regiment |
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The Great War:
The Second World War: Falaise,
Falaise Road,
The Laison, Chambois, The Scheldt, The Lower Maas, The Rhineland,
The Hochwald, Veen, Twente Canal, Friesoythe, Küste
Canal, Bad Zwischenahn, North-West Europe 1944-45
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Armorial
Description: A maple leaf charged with a beaver, encircled by
an annulus, inscribed THE LAKE SUPERIOR SCOTTISH REGIMENT and surmounted
by the Crown; below a scroll inscribed INTER PERICULA INTREPIDI;
on each side of the annulus, six maple leaves. |
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Col. P.R. "Jerry" Cook, OStJ, CD |
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J.DeP. Wright |
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Motto: |
Inter pericula
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