After the veritable slaughter that was the action at Fer-Courcelette in September for the 18th Battalion, November 1916 was a time for exceptionally light casualties. 1.301 Canadian service personnel perished during November 1916. The 18th Battalion suffered 2 men killed in action. Private Belfry had been wounded in October 1916 only to survive to the 8th of November.
| Surname | Name | Rank | Age | KIA | Reg. No. | Additional Information |
| BELFRY | GEORGE WELLINGTON | Private | 22 | 08/11/1916 | 643576 | SON OF WILLIAM J. AND JULIA E. BELFRY, OF BRADFORD, ONTARIO. |
| GRAY | DAVID | Private | 23/11/1916 | 124644 | HUSBAND OF ANNIE GRAY, OF 2535, LILLIBRIDGE AVENUE, DETROIT, MICHIGAN, U.S.A. |
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