V-E Day and V-J Day: The End of World War II in Toronto, 1945, page 3
Premature V-J Day celebrations August 12, 1945 Photographer: John H. Boyd City of Toronto Archives Fonds 1266, Item 98337
False news reports of a Japanese surrender were released on August 12, causing V-J Day celebrations to break out a few days early.
V-J Day celebrations August 14, 1945 Photographer: John H. Boyd City of Toronto Archives Fonds 1266, Item 98390
V-J Day celebrations August 14, 1945 Photographer: John H. Boyd City of Toronto Archives Fonds 1266, Item 98388
V-J Day celebrations August 14, 1945 City of Toronto Archives Fonds 1667, Item 13
Chinese victory parade August 26, 1945 Photographer: John H. Boyd City of Toronto Archives Fonds 1266, Item 98601
V-J Day celebration, Elizabeth Street August 1945 City of Toronto Archives Fonds 1257, Series 1057, Item 229
Canadian Women’s Army Corps marching past reviewing stand on University Avenue during official V-J Day ceremony August 1945 City of Toronto Archives Fonds 1667, Item 2
Detachment of Royal Canadian Navy marching past the Cenotaph at Old City Hall during official V-J Day ceremony August 1945 City of Toronto Archives Fonds 1667, Item 15
Official V-J Day ceremony at the Cenotaph at Old City Hall August 1945 City of Toronto Archives Fonds 1667, Item 3
Crowd in front of Old City Hall 1945 City of Toronto Archives Fonds 1667, Item 8