Canada in the First Decade of the 20th Century
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This document provides an overview of Canada in the early 20th century. It discusses Canada being a dominion under Queen Victoria and King Edward VII, with Wilfred Laurier as prime minister from 1896 to 1911. It also mentions the Northwest Mounted Police establishing law and order in the Yukon, a policy of assimilating Indigenous peoples through residential schools, and Canadians fighting in the Boer War in South Africa. Finally, it references technological advances, such as the Silver Dart aircraft and faster transatlantic travel, helping to shrink the world as Canada entered its century.
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- 18. Technological advances made work easier
- 19. Silver Dart, Baddeck, N.S. 1909
- 20. THE WORLD GETS SMALLER as we enter Canada’s century ACROSS THE POND IN UNDER SIX DAYS
- 21. E n d
Editor's Notes
- St Paul’s Middle Church, Manitoba, 1901
- Rainbow was purchased first and stationed at Esquimalt - it supported the eviction of the Komagato Maru from Vancouver harbour in 1914. Niobe came second and was based at Halifax.
- Actually, the building on the left is at the U of T.
- Quebec Bridge first built 1907, rebuilt 1916 - longest cantilever span in world - Forth Rail Bridge is second longest