dates
Franz Ferdinand: June 28, 1914
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Ypres: April 22, 1915 - Belgium
Somme: July 1, 1916 - France
Vimy Ridge: April 9-12, 1917 - France
Passchendaele: October 26-Nov. 10, 1917 - Belgium
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War Measures Act: August 1914
WWI Ended: November 11, 1918 (11/11/11)
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1916 : Province of Manitoba allowed women to vote
1917 : Some women are able to vote in a federal election
1918 : Women are allowed to vote in federal elections (except Indigenous and immigrant women)
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March 1919 : OBU Formed
May 1, 1919 : Winnipeg General Strike
June 21, 1919 : Bloody Saturday
June 25, 1919 : Workers Returned to Work
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1919: Canada and the League of Nations
1922: Chanak Crisis
1923: Halibut Treaty
1925-1926: King-Byng Crisis
1926: Balfour Declaration
1931: Statute of Westminster
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On-To-Ottawa Trek + Regina Riot
April 1935: Men staged a walkout
June, 1935: Bennett met leaders in Ottawa to avoid larger crowds
July 1, 1935: Regina Riot
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March 7, 1936: occupy Rhineland
March 12/13, 1938 : Anschluss with Austria
October 15, 1938: occupy Sudetenland
March 15/16, 1939: occupy the rest of Czechoslovakia
September 1, 1939 : occupy Poland
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May 27 to June 4, 1940: Miracle of Dunkirk - Britain and Germany
July 10, 1940: Battle of Britain - Britain and Germany
June 22, 1941: Operation Barbarossa - Germany and Russia
August 19, 1942: Dieppe - Canada, Britain, USA and Germany
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The Italian Campaign - Canada + Britain vs. Italy + Germany
July 10, 1943: Sicily
September 3, 1943: Mainland Italy
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June 6, 1944: D-Day and the Invasion of Normandy - Canada, USA, Britain and Germany
December 7, 1941: Pearl Harbor - Japan and USA
December 8, 1941: Hong Kong - Japan, Canada, Hong Kong, Britain
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May 7, 1945: VE-Day
August 15, 1945: VJ-Day
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1945: United Nations
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May 20, 1980: First Quebec Referendum
October 20, 1995: Second Quebec Referendum
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January 28, 1965: New Canadian Flag
April 17, 1982: Canada's New Constitution