| Some of the newspapermen covering the Prince of Wales’ 1919 visit to the Maritime Provinces snapped in a New Brunswick valley | 64 |
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| The Prince of Wales on his 1927 visit welcomed to Toronto by the Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario and his lady | 66 |
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| The author meets an old-time prospector in the Northern Ontario gold fields | 109 |
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| A photograph which was a world scoop: the Bremen on Greenley Island | 235 |
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| Tense moments following Duke Schiller’s landing on Lake St. Agnes, Quebec, with Fitzmaurice, the Irish flier, as rival photographers search his plane for hidden pictures | 236 |
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| Remarkable photograph, taken as the Vestris canted, shows sloping deck of doomed ship as lifeboats were loaded and launched | 250 |
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| Mary Pickford, with her husband, Douglas Fairbanks, on her first visit to her birthplace, Toronto, since she had become famous | 274 |
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| Visit to his summer home at Campobello, New Brunswick: President Franklin D. Roosevelt at the helm of his yacht | 275 |
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| Col. Charles Lindbergh and his wife, Anne Lindbergh, on their flight via Canada to the Orient | 290 |
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| Jim Fahey, reputable citizen of Jasper, Alberta, alias Frank Grigware, escaped lifer from Leavenworth Penitentiary, and his wife, as he appeared following release by the Canadian authorities | 292 |
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| Lenin’s Tomb in the Red Square is grandstand for viewing Moscow’s big parades. Stalin looks down from extreme right | 314 |
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| Dr. Locke of Williamsburg, Ontario, at one of his first clinics | 316 |
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| Johnstown flood, first visitation, 1889: a tree trunk scores a hit | 335 |
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| Moment of Dr. D. E. Robertson’s emergence from Moose River Mine after imprisonment of 242 hours. Second figure from left, he electrified onlookers by walking out smiling | 337 |
