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Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria Hungary and his wife were shot and killed while visiting the capital of Bosnia-Herzegovina
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Canadian replaced the french soldiers, the line held and the german advance was stopped
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the British launched a major atack near the river Somme River in France. Unfortunately, the German were prepared. The battle became a terrible bloodbath for both side.
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the British and French army had tried and fail to capture Vimy Ridge. the assignment to capture ridge was then given to the Canadian
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Robert Borden , the Prime Minister of Canada at that time. He argued that Canada should have earned the right tosend independent delegates to the negotiating table.
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The Act was againsting to all people who from China, Japan and India these asian countries. the Act didnt allow people from these countries came in Canada
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The great depression. The wheat price flopped down dismally. one-third Canadian working population unempolyed.
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Williams Lyon Mackenzie King stated that he wouldn't offer a "five-cent piece" if a Liberal government wasn't present in a province
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About 1000 camp workers organized to demand higher wages. At a protest rally in Regina, police waded into the crowd to make the arrests
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the longeset and most important battle of world war 2. German U boat hunted the convoys in groups called wolf packs.
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the Royal Canadian Air Force Formed its Women's Division
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all male Japanese Canadian between the ages of 18 and 45 were rouned up and shipped to camps in the interior of bristish Comlumbia.
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United State afriad of Japan might invade Alaska. In fact, they bulit a highway through Canada to move soldiers and equipment to Alaska over land
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The Allies launched the biggest invasion in history which is called D day today.
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To protect themselves from Soviet Union, the countires of western Europe and America Formed a Organization which is NATO, in 1949.
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North Korea invaded south Korea. Canada sent troops to support captalism South Korea as a member of the UN - United Nation
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North Vietnam invaded South Vietnam. Canada was sent to civilians in South Vietnam but not in North Vietnam
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The FLQ is a group of terrorist whose goal was to achieve independence for Qubec. Several bombing attempts led up to the October Crisis of 1970 when the FLQ abducted a English speaker.
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Bill 101 also known as the charter of the French Language, is a law in the province of Quebec in Canada defining French, the language of the majority of the population, as the only official language of Quebec.
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Some Mohawks on the Kansatake reserve, near the Quebec village of Oka, set up a roadblock and a camp in nearby woods.
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The Iraqi dictator, Saddam Hussein had attacked Kuwait in hopes of taking over that country's valuable oil resources. Canada joined a United Nation's operation called Desert Storm. Within six months, the Iraqi army had been pushed out of Kuwait
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the government of Somalia had collapsed , and a civil war had started. Nine hundred Canadian peacekeepers were sent to Somalia as part of the UN
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Our parliament ratified, accepted the Kyoto Protocol which means agreed to limit the amount of greenhouse gases we produced.
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The Canadian government announced a new immigration plan designed to increase the number of immigrant with this new idea
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An oranization formed in Canada. During the War, Gemany kept bombing Bratian military base. This caused Britain had to train pilot over sea.
