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As soilders returne home from the war, the country was sturck with a terrible epidemic "Spanish flu". To stop the spread of the flu, schools, threatres, and churches closed their doors.
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Worker unrest came to a head in Winnipeg in 1919. Winnipeg was a growing economic centre.
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Tensions reached the boiling point and violence broke out in the street.
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Many families, their saving gone, would never recover from their financial losses.
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After the Winnipeg General Strike, labour leaders became more involved in politics.
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Throughout in 1920s and 1930s, Aboriginal nations struggled to keep their cultures and to have their rights recognized.
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New inventions such as the radio, mass-produced automoblies,and air travel had been universal
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Canadian pilots who returned from world war 1 were anxious to continue flying.
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Jazz was a kind of music of black american.In 1927, it moved to Canada.
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Canadian artists, particularly members of the Group of seven, were influenced by the impressionists.
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Canadian medical researchers discoverd a ground-breaking treatment-insulin.
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One of the most famous sportscasters in canadian history called his first hockey game.
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Canada passed the Chinese Exclusion Act.
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It is a silent film.
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In 1920s, the radio became a feature in many Canadian homes.
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Women's group asked the prime minster to appoint a women to the senate.
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The 1920s were a golden age of women's sports.
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flapper was a young women who dressed outrageously.
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The worst economic down trun the country has ever faced.
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Canada's economydepended heavily on a few primary or basic product, known as staples.
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Ford decided to apply to car manufacturing a method of mass production that was being used in some other industries.
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The day the stock market crashed in October 1929 was one of the most dramatic events signalling the depression.
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People call these contraptions Bennett Buggies.
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Relief was emergency financial assistance given to some of the unemployed to keep them form starving.
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The government creat it.
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snow car
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Prime Minster R.B. Bennett control picesmso that businesses could not make unfair profits.
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Neither the federal nor the provincial governments seemed to have fresh ideas for sloving the country's economic troubles.
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Thousands of men fed up with life in the british columbia relief camps boarded freight trains bound for ottawa to protest to the government.
