Using data from card files and archives, Global News plotted Torontonian war casualties from World War One, World War Two and the Korean war.

Almost 2,000 people died in the Halifax Explosion. We mapped about 1,400 of them to their homes in Halifax.

Five interactive maps show Canada's war dead at the intimate scale of individual homes.

Explore the homes of almost 400 Canadian soldiers killed as they stormed the beaches of Normandy on D-Day.

Interactive maps: The Battle of Vimy Ridge was a milestone toward Canada's independence, but for Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver it was WW1's bloodiest day.

850 East 13 Avenue in Vancouver was once the home of fallen soldiers. In 1918, that address was the home of widow Edith Greenshaw who lost both her sons during World War 1.

Century-old streets become fields of poppies on a map of Winnipeg’s First World War fallen.

Do you know any of these Canadians killed in the Korean War? Can you tell us anything about them?

Global News has mapped the home towns or addresses of 474 of Canada's Korean War dead - more than 90 per cent of the total. Send us your veteran stories.

Our interactive map shows the homes of over 2,800 Toronto residents killed in the First World War.