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Taken to camps and labeled as prisoners of war by other Canadians.
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Teenagers were sent to work on farms and assist with the harvest
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Tanks made their first appearance and a big different in the outcome of the war.
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Women were seen as persons, given the vote, and a seat in Parliament.
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The bill forced men into dangerous battles against the British regardless if they wanted or not.
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Canadians smuggled liquor into the United States through the border and tunnels
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Public demand for automobiles grew.
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The radio could be easily afforded and was the main source of information for many Canadians.
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A secretion was discovered that helped those with diabetes burn sugar in their blood.
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Increased from 8.7 to 10.3 million.
