This is a critical time for Canadian history.

Now more than ever, special effort is required to prevent our stories and legacies from disappearing, and it is the King & Empire Foundation’s mission to support this effort. Please join us in keeping our stories alive. We are a registered charity so contributions can be tax deductible.

Projects Needing Your Support

MISSION CRITICAL

Thirteen Years After

Help us make history by donating to support the Thirteen Years After audio series. In 15 episodes, hear bestselling author Will Bird recount his fascinating 1931 journey back to the old battlefields of the First World War. Will recalls the memorable nights spent with his closest friends and the deadly combat he saw at Vimy, the Somme and Passchendaele. Read more

The Trial of August Sangret

Help us make history by donating to support the August Sangret audio series. In 10 episodes we present the story of August Sangret, a Métis from Battleford, Saskatchewan, who was charged with murdering his girlfriend Joan Pearl Wolfe, and subsequently tried and hanged by a British Court. Did August Sangret get a fair trial? Read more

MISSION CRITICAL

Searching for Vimy’s Lost Soldiers

You may watch the full Directors Cut of Searching for Vimy’s Lost Soldiers. Funded in part by your Contributions!

Searching For Vimy’s Lost Soldiers excerpts

Eyewitness to History

Never before seen veteran accounts of WW2 combat.

Get Involved!

If you want to get involved in one of our projects, please contribute to The Foundation. We are a registered charity and every donation over $10 can be tax deductible.

If you or your group have an Upcoming Event or Announcement, please contact King & Empire Foundation and we can discuss listing your event.

King & Empire Foundation Newsletter

Covering news and updates about our projects and documentaries

News and Updates

Foundation Documentary Archive

Foundation videos are available to the public for educational, research, private study and non-commercial uses only.

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