A narrative history of Canada from its first inhabitants to the present day.
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A narrative history of Canada from its first inhabitants to the present day.
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Copyright: © Copyright Greg Koabel
Spring 1915. The Canadian government grapples with the fact that over 100,000 residents in the country are foreign nationals, native to countries Canada is now at war with.
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Spring 1915. The Canadian Expeditionary Force prepares for its first battle outside the Belgian city of Ypres, where, unbeknownst to the Canadians, the Germans make their own preparations to unleash a terrifying new weapon.
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Summer 1914. Canadians prepare for a war far from their shores, that will nevertheless change their lives forever.
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1867-1914. How did we get here? Where are we going next?
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Summer 1914. Ireland teeters on the brink of civil war, re-opening old sectarian divisions in Canada.
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1914. A Sikh businessman charters a Japanese passenger liner to test Canada's anti-Asian immigration laws, while anxious British officials and Indian nationalists look on.
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1914. In India, the British government attempts to convince a growing independence movement that Indians enjoy all the benefits of subjecthood, including free movement within the Empire. A key test of that proposition comes in British Columbia.
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Spring 1914. A disastrous seal hunt raises questions about the growing social and economic inequalities of an industrializing Newfoundland.
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1913. Over a decade of consistent economic growth comes to an end, souring relations between Ottawa and the provinces, and forcing the military occupation of the Vancouver Island coal district.
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1912. Robert Borden finds that his broad coalition (which was so successful on the campaign trail) makes for an unruly government. Especially with Britain ever more insistent on contributions to the Royal Navy.
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