'Camp X" Whitby/Oshawa Ontario Canada - World War II Sites on Waymarking.com

"Camp-X" was a Canadian top-secret training facility built on the beautiful shores of 'Lake Ontario' during the early years of the Second World War.
Camp-X was established December 6, 1941, on the border of Whitby/Oshawa. The facility was conceived of by Sir Winston Churchill and implemented by his Canadian close confidant William Stephenson Head of British Security Co-ordination (The Man Called Intrepid), to train the most advanced and skilled secret agents the world had ever known. Their task was to train men in the "Darkest and Deadliest of Arts", release them behind enemy lines and facilitate the destruction of Fascism.
Credited with having ended the war months before it would have, Camp-X gives Canadians good reason to be proud.

Above text by Silvio Mattacchione

Click on this 'National Archive of Canada' 1943 aerial photo for a larger view of the camp.

Camp X Historical Society Page

Welcome to Camp "X" Official Site.

Wikipedia link to Camp X

And a fun link to INTERNATIONAL SPY MUSEUM - WASHINGTON with your speaker on!