No Price Too High(1995)

Canadians and the Second World War

No Price Too High is a Canadian documentary series that chronicles the nation's extraordinary contribution to World War Two. With more than one million volunteers from a population of eleven million, Canada transformed a small, under-equipped military into a formidable army, navy, and air force. The series traces Canada's involvement from the prewar years through 1945, examining major campaigns including the Battle of Britain, Dieppe, and D-Day within their political and military context. Drawing on original sources—personal letters, diary entries, and archival photographs—No Price Too High captures the experiences, hopes, fears, and sacrifices of the generation who lived through the war. Rather than second-guessing historical events, the series presents a grounded account of how Canadians shaped the conflict's outcome. Produced by Norflicks, it offers an intimate portrait of a nation at war.