Canadian Wasp Mk I based on the British Universal carrier...

Wasp Mk I

Aboard an amphiboius assault craft, The Arglye & Sutherland Highlanders of Canada go in for the landing.  Note the officer in front wears a woollen hat called a "cap comforter", and per regimental dress regulations, a regimental striped necktie in the colours of the 2nd Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders.  You have to wonder who the wag was that determined an "Officer & a Gentleman" would be required to wear a tie into battle.  Perhaps to use as a turniqet lol.

THE ARGYLE & SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS OF CANADA

The group photograph above is of men from Meadow Lake, Saskatchewan who enlisted in the Canadian army on June 25, 1940, and served with the Regina Rifles Regiment between 1 September 1941 and 7 November 1945. 
The Metis men in the rear ranks are: L/Cpl. George Landry (2nd from left), Rfn. E.A. Nault (3rd from left), Rfn. William Nault (4th from left), Rfn. Frederick Gladue (6th from left) Rfn. P. Lariviere (7th from left) The Metis men in the front ranks are: Rfn. James O. Beaudry (1st on left), Rfn. John Baptiste Morin (3rd from left) Rfn. Joseph John Marion (4th from left), Rfn. Charles Louis Morasty (Merasty) (5th from left) L/Sgt. Conrad Rene Fleury (8th from left) Rfn. John Theodore Fiddler (3rd from right), Rfn. Angus Falcon (2nd from right).