He was the first Asian Canadian soldier to volunteer and die for his country that denied him the right to vote. Yet he was real, selected for machine gun duty, and participated in two of Canada’s most epic battles, and then disappeared without a trace, without a grave marker, no obituary and no mention in his hometown newspapers. 

Finding Fred Lee uncovers a trove of other soldiers who were black, Metis, indigenous, underage, neglected and forgotten Canadians who gave their lives at three of the most historic and epic battles in Canadian history.