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-Peace settlement after World War 1
- Canada was one of the only British Colonies to sign their own name independently -
- A body of countries and each country had their own representative
- The PM of Canada managed to get Canada their own representative, separate from Britain's representative
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-Britain wanted Canada to send troops to Turkey in case a war broke out in Chanak
- Canada stated that they would only send troops if the Canadian Parliament agreed and not simply if Britain wanted them to -
-Canada and the U.S came to an agreement about halibut fishing in the North Pacific Ocean
-Canada won the right to sign treaties with foreign countries without the input of Britain. -
- During the Imperial Conference, Canada would discuss how they wanted more freedom and independence from Britain
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-During this crisis between PM Mackenzie King and Governor-General Julian Byng, nationalism increased greatly among Canadians as they didn’t want the Crown interfering with their politics.
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- The Balfour Report stated that Canada was no longer a colony under Britain and that they were an independent, self-governing nation.
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On December 11th, 1931, The British Parliament passed the Statute of Westminister which stated that the Balfour Report was becoming an official law.