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AUGUST 04, 1914: Canada and Newfoundland join the war. 

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AUGUST 04, 1914: Canada and Newfoundland join the war. 

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After the British's final warning to Germany to withdraw its army from Belgium expired, the British government called war against Germany. At the time, Canada and Newfoundland were under the British Empire also putting them at war against Germany.

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AUGUST 18, 1914: Canada's first Internment Camp for “Enemy Aliens”

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AUGUST 18, 1914: Canada's first Internment Camp for “Enemy Aliens”

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Canada's first Internment Camp: A camp for people living in Canada who were born in enemy countries ( Ukraine, Germany, Belgium, etc. )

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OCTOBER 03, 1914:  Canada's First Contingent

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OCTOBER 03, 1914:  Canada's First Contingent

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The first Canadian Contingent sailed from Quebec City to England. This was considered the largest convoy to cross the Atlantic, it carried over 30,000 troops aboard and 30 ocean liners escorted by Royal Navy warships

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NOVEMBER 01, 1914: First Canadians to die in World War 1

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NOVEMBER 01, 1914: First Canadians to die in World War 1

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During the Battle of Coronel, warships from Germany defeated a Royal Canadian Navy squad off the coast of Chile. 4 midshipmen from the Royal Canadian Navy went down with the British ship. These were the first Canadians to die in the First World War.

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FEBRUARY 26, 1915: Nellie McClung's petition

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FEBRUARY 26, 1915: Nellie McClung's petition

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Nellie McClung starts a petition demanding to give women the right to vote. The right was granted in municipal elections 2 months later.

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German soldiers released poisonous gases made of chlorine against Canadian lines during the Battle of Ypres in Belgium. The gas was very harmful to those who inhaled it. The gas painfully burned and choked many soldiers to death.

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The Battle of Festubert was the second major battle fought by Canadian soldiers in the war. The first Canadian division was part of a wider British offensive fight against German soldiers.

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DECEMBER 19, 1915: First Canadian Aerial Victory

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DECEMBER 19, 1915: First Canadian Aerial Victory

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Canada's Captain M.M Bell Irving, shot down a German aircraft and achieved the first aerial victory by a Canadian. This was a significant moment for Canada's troops during the First World War.

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JUNE 28, 1919: Treaty of Versailles Signed

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JUNE 28, 1919: Treaty of Versailles Signed

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The Treaty of Versailles Signed, a peace settlement put on Germany after the First World War. Which ultimately ended the war. It established the League of Nations which is an organization for international co-operation, with Canada being a founding member.

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SEPTEMBER 01, 1939: Second World War Begins...

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SEPTEMBER 01, 1939: Second World War Begins...

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World War 2 began when Adolf Hitler sent the German army into Poland. Later on, Canada declared war on Germany. World War 2 lasted from 1939- 1945. World War 2 was considered one of the most significant moments in Canada's history.