Paul Elson of St. Andrews, NB hunts with Syad Abu Bakar in New Brunswick. National Film Board, 1955. Bakar was a technical officer of the Singapore Fisheries Department.

Prince Albert Gun Club. Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. Before 1914. Photo from the Prince Albert Historical Society Archives.

Here's Princess Diana with an MP5K

A painted black and white photo of Corporal Francis Pegahmagabow from the George Metcalf Collection. Pegahmagabow was an effective sniper and the most decorated Indigenous soldier in Canadian history. He was one of only 38 Canadians to receive a Military Medal with two bars.

Grandmother the rabbit hunter. Val d'Or, Quebec. 1937. Photo by William Gallaway.

Home Guards prone in High Park. Toronto, ON. October 24, 1914. Photo by John Boyd.

Hunting camp at Slate Falls, Renfrew County, Ontario. 1907. Photo by Augustus Handford.

Inuk man in caribou skins peering over a taluutaaq. Iqaluit, Nunavut. May 1959. Photo by Charles Gimpel.

The Prince of Wales (now King Charles III) in West Berlin, October 1972. Charles was in active military service at the time. As King he is Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Armed Forces.

Two rabbits with one shot. A French-language poster from the seventh Victory Loan Drive in October 1944. By the War Finance Committee of Canada.

Madeline Solotwinski checks a Browning Hi-Power destined for Nationalist China. April 1944. Photo taken in the Small Arms Plant in Long Branch, Ontario by Ronny Jaques.

RCAF Air Gunners take a moment for some recreational trap shooting. RCAF photo from 18 January 1940.

Queen's Own Rifles on parade in the Armouries. Toronto, Ontario. Photo by F. W. Micklethwaite. 1910.

A young Inuk takes a shot at a target during a competition in Kinngait, Nunavut. Photo by Charles Gimpel. April 24, 1964.

Two men check shooting scores as children play musical chairs in Kinngait, Nunavut. Photo by Charles Gimpel, 1964. Likely April 24.

Woman stacks Bren gun barrels while workmen perform quality control. John Inglis Bren Plant in Toronto, Ontario. National Film Board. Taken April 8, 1941.

Woman adjusts machine boring barrels for Bren guns. John Inglis Bren Plant in Toronto, Ontario. April 8, 1941. National Film Board.

Woman checks the interior of a Bren barrel while another adjusts the boring machine. John Inglis Bren Plant in Toronto, Ontario. April 9, 1941. National Film Board.

Stephen Harper participates in target practice with Canadian Rangers during Operation NANOOK. Photo by Jill Thompson. August 26, 2014.