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Short answer, YES , he was born in Canada. Documents below

It is possible he is entered in error in confusion with F/O Leonard James Tait 82967 RAF, also listed from Edmonton, Alberta. Both might be connected to Edmonton, England. Second (or possibly third) is Sgt Richard Albert William Tait 751664 RAF, from Empress, Alberta. In his case he is buried in th...

First is Sgt Lionel Stanley Cross Tait 1312832 RAF, who is listed from Edmonton, Alberta. However he was born in England, and adopted by his aunt in England, and there is no apparent connection with Canada. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/112177106/lionel_stanley-tait I couldn’t find any connec...

cond (or possibly third) is Sgt Richard Albert William Tait 751664 RAF, from Empress, Alberta. In his case he is buried in the Brookwood Military Cemetery, Surrey, England, which might indicate a connection, but this might be a collective grave as 4 of the 5 crew from his Whitley aircraft P4982 are...

Paul, I can’t find anything on a Canadian Connection either. Found lots of information on his birth in England etc, but nothing that shows a connection. Also search to see if he did any flight training in Canada and ‘no joy’ If you want the birth info and other info I found, let me know and I’ll pos...

Paul, looking for you. So far all I could find is information on a ship when returning to Canada from England. I can’t confirm yet if this is the right man yet

Looked up the Records for 603 Squadron and they indicate the Squadron was ‘on route’ and then in Egypt and Cyprus during the time period Apr 1942 to Dec 1942. I don’t see any record of Malta in the Squadron Operations Record Books??

So far, all the info I could find. You may have some of this, but thought I would post all info of relevance All of the records indicate in was born in the US (making him a US citizen)……but grew up in Canada. I didn’t find any ‘naturalization’ papers, but he could have been a naturalized Canada and ...

I’m finding records at LAC that indicate that Canadian Army Medical Corp (CAMC) operated Casualty Companies for demobilization in 1919 CAMC Casualty Company https://recherche-collection-search.bac-lac.gc.ca/eng/home/record?app=fonandcol&idnumber=1892272&q_type_1=q&q_1=casualty%20companies%201919&eco...

Hey guys, I have another question about aservice form entriy. The entry tells me that my great uncle was posted to Casualty company on January 28th 1919. This would have been after he was back in Canada. The form shows him embarking on the 25th of January 1919 from the troop Aquatania. My question ...