Deaths
- February – Morris A. Gray, politician (b.1889)
- April 8 – Robert Methven Petrie, astronomer (b.1906)
- July 11 – Andrew McNaughton, army officer, politician and diplomat (b.1887)
- September 5 – William Murdoch Buchanan, politician (b.1897)
- September 15 – Leonard Brockington, lawyer, civil servant and first head of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) (b.1888)
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