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The Crown Forces Form Square to fend off cavalry at The Battle of Chippewa/Lundy's Lane event in 2014.
Life in the encampment... a respite from battle and a place to rest, chat, and relax...
Marching steady onto the field for another battle. The Incorporated Militia is on the way!
As night falls in Fort Erie, the line fires a volley at the dreaded invaders in the fort!
At the Annual Mess Dinner, there's always time to have a dance and create memories...

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djEarly in the War of 1812, it became apparent that the existing militia system was woefully inadequate for the defense of Upper Canada. To rectify this situation, the Legislative Assembly of Upper Canada passed an Act creating the Incorporated Militia of Upper Canada. Volunteers from throughout the Province were to be formed into Battalions, and to serve for the duration of the war. The men received...

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Battle of York 2017

Battle of York 2017

On Sunday April 23 we held our annual Battle of York Field Day. This makes 39 years in a row for IMUC! This year the Glengarry Light Infantry joined in as well to work out the kinks before the re-enacting season officially starts! During the original Battle of York, both the Glennies and IMUC were present to back up the 8th Regiment of Foot who were garrisoned in the fort. A third Canadian regiment, The Royal Newfoundland Regiment, was also present for the original Battle of York. These three fensible regiments, The RNR, The GLI and IMUC had each other’s backs in the early 1800s and today at modern re-enactments! 

We would like to thank the fort staff, for again, including us in their Battle of York Celebrations.

Some pictures form the day’s activities can be found by clicking here 


Annual Regimental Mess Dinner 2017

IMUC Mess 2017

 

On Saturday April 29th IMUC, IMAC and The Campfollowers held their annual Mess Dinner at Old Fort York in Toronto. Our Regimental Guests for the evening were Commodore Tom Hurlbut and Andrea Hodgins. After dinner, The Commodore spoke on the role of the Royal Navy in North America during the War of 1812. Guests from the Royal Artillery, The King’s Loyal Sutlers, The Glengarry Light Infantry and the Royal Scots were also in attendance.

Pictures from the evening c/o Jim, Jacquie, Denise, Brenda and Sharon can be found by clicking here

We are looking forward to the re-enacting season and to next year’s Mess dinner which will coincide with our 40th anniversary!

 

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