‘From Vimy Ridge, to Cambrai, to the final march on Mons, Canadians would come to be known as the Shock Troops of the Western Front’
‘Canada gained their reputation as the strong and fearful opposition of the First World War.’
‘The Second World War was not a turning point in human rights policies in Canada but rather the catalyst that prompted change’
‘Charlottetown and Québec conferences were successful in laying the foundation for Canadian Confederation’
‘[WWI was] a milestone that had brought Canada to the peace negotiations in Versailles and to a seat in the League of Nations.’
‘Trying to forget something won’t erase the fact that it happened. As much as we may want to, we can’t change the past.’
