was proved on December 4, 1966, at Aurora, Ontario, by Duncan Webster, Historian, Antique Arms Expert and Curator of the Canadiana Gallery of the Royal Ontario Museum. The cannon is the first muzzle loading cannon ever produced in Canada, with the exception of some miniatures and replicas made privately by collectors. The gun was given by Duncan F. Cameron, a retired officer of 2 Intelligence Company, to the unit Officers' Mess to mark Canada's Centennial. He presented the gun to Major Wilford C. Wheeler, Commanding Officer of 2 Intelligence Company at the unit's Christmas Ball, December 16, 1966, at which time it was fired. It was also fired on February 24, 1967, to officially open the Toronto Garrison Officers' Centennial Ball at Moss Park Armoury. The gun is on display in the museum at Casa Loma, in Toronto. See also Military history of Canada History of the Canadian Army Canadian Forces Intelligence Branch (Canadian Forces) 3 Intelligence Company 4 Intelligence Company 6 Intelligence Company References Sources Bibliography Forsyth, B, (2007). " CAMP X — Canada's secret spy school]", "The Maple Leaf", 10(19) External links 2 Intelligence Company 4th Canadian Division Canadian Army War diaries – Canadian Reserve Cyclist Company Canadian Intelligence Corps (C Int C), History & Insignia Intelligence units and formations of Canada Military units and formations established in 1903 Companies of the Canadian Army