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I'm embarrassed that Mulroney had a worse popularity out of any other prime minister in history. As in Mulroney's first two years in office, which were characterized by scandals in his Cabinet and uncertainty. Only two Conservatives were ultimately elected in Canada after this.

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Did you know that Canada led the charge for the Alliance to play a political role? That Lester Pearson was a crucial figure in the development and establishment of NATO? Would you be interested in hearing his grandson discuss his legacy? Additionally, you may learn about the first female NATO Defense Minister and watch footage of Canadian soldiers serving in Europe during the Cold War. We should be proud that Canada was one of the 12 founding members of NATO.

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I am ashamed that a prime minister would turn on the War Measures Act when there was no war. On October 12, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau requested that soldiers be stationed in Ottawa to guard prominent individuals and locations. People were concern about how far would Pierre Trudeau how would be willing to go. And he said “Well, just watch me".

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In Canadian history, the Constitution Act of 1982 is a key document. By empowering the country to modify its Constitution without British consent, it gave Canada complete independence. After today we are now an independent country and we should all be proud to be Canadian. Also, in Canadian history, the Constitution Act of 1982 is a key document. By empowering the country to modify its Constitution without British consent, it gave Canada complete independence.

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When looking back at this time I am proud to be Canadian as the Statute of Westminster was passed by the British Parliament. Establishing equality between the British and Canadian parliaments. This is the closest Canada has come to a declaration of independence. I am proud of the fact that Canada went from a British colony to an independent country.

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We did not make the same errors after the Second World War as we did after the First World War. The Canadian population was 12,000,000, and the economy was doing well. Additionally, with the fourth-largest Air Force and third-largest Navy in the world, Canada had advanced to the status of a Middle Power. Following the war Approximately 1,159,000 Canadians and Newfoundlanders served during World War II. About 44,090 Canadians lost their lives. Of the 709,000 people who served, 24,525 were in the Canadian Army. Of the 250 000 people who served, 17,397 were in the Royal Canadian Air Force. 200,000 people, or 2,168, served in the Royal Canadian Navy.

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D-Day or the Battle of Normandy which is the biggest operation with 14,000 Canadians at Juno Beach and Canadian casualties of 1,074 Canadians, of which 359 were killed in battle. At the end of the operation over 5,000 Canadian soldiers were dead. To add on, more than 14,000 Canadian soldiers landed or parachuted into France on D-Day. We should be proud of those men who fought for our freedom if this operation were to fail I would probably not be alive right now.

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The Italian Campaign was an important military effort for Canada during the war. We should be proud of those young men that continue to fight for fundamental rights both at home and abroad. We should honor Veterans who fought in the Second World War as the casualties were over 26,000, 6,000 of which were fatal. Most Canadians who died in Italy are buried in one of the many Commonwealth war cemeteries or remembered at the Cassino Memorial in the Cassino War Cemetery south of Rome.

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Japanese Intermment Camps - February 19, 1942 

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Japanese Intermment Camps - February 19, 1942 

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After that attack on Pearl Harbour, shortly after Canada declared war on Japan as a result Canadian fear that anyone of Japanese descent. Because of this Canada began seizing some 12,000 fishing boats belonging to Japanese Canadians and selling them off to mostly white fishermen. Not only that more than half were Nisei, born and raised in B.C. and never went to Japan. I am assamed that we would take the Japanse Canadian boat and force them into  in Japanese internment camps throughout the war. It was said that approximately 22,000 Japanse Canadian were put in these camps.

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Canada Declares War On Germany as its own Country - September 3, 1939

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Canada Declares War On Germany as its own Country - September 3, 1939

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At the beginning of the Second, World Canada declared war on Germany on September 10, 1939, seven days after Britain and France. The reason that we should be proud of our country is that it means that Canada is becoming an independent country and wants the world that it is Canada that is declaring war on Germany, not Britain. On top of that King George VI and Queen Elizabeth went to Canada at this time and were the first reigning British monarchs to ever visit Canada.

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When the Nazis were taking over Europe they kick out most of the Jews. And Canada was one of the nations that refused to allow entry to passengers on the MS St. Louis. This was a ship carrying over 900 Jewish refugees trying to escape the Nazis. Because of the government's decision over a quarter of those on board would eventually die in the Holocaust. I am ashamed that it was commonly found that Canada’s political leaders were anti‐Jewish sentiment.

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I am embarrassed that the government would not lesson to the people when they were protesting about the working conditions and benefits in the camps. The employees were paid $0.20 per day for a 44-hour workweek. The federal government, however, was hesitant to provide work and wage programmed under Prime Minister R.B. Bennett. After two months of public agitation and protest in Vancouver, the strikers embarked on the On To Ottawa Trek to present their demands to Parliament.

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After the World War and the 1920s the Great depression happened and the Prime Minister R.B. Bennett authorized the establishment of a nationwide network of camps to house and employ single, unemployed, and homeless Canadian men. Critics chastised the federal government for establishing the camps rather than developing a work-and-wage programmed. The most dramatic manifestation of this resentment occurred in April 1935, when 1,500 men from various British Columbia camps went on strike, demanding temporary improvements in camp living conditions as well as new work programmed from Ottawa.

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1932 Prior to the founding of CRBC (now referred to as CBC), the only news and programming programs available to Canadians were from the US. Finally, the Parliament approved a law that provided CRBC with public funding. I am proud to know that because of everything that this country has done we Canadians finally have access to our own radio network, which allowed us to hear news from all over the world. This was significant in the run-up to World War II because it made it possible for Canadians who weren't actively engaged in the conflict to be informed.

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I am ashamed that our own Prime Minister Mackenzie King did not care about unemployment problems during the Great Depression and believed that it did not require any action from the government. Then he gave the Five Cent Speech in front of the Canadian Parliament. King said that he would refuse to give federal unemployment benefits to provincial governments. He ended his speech by saying he would not even give them a five-cent piece. Which shows that he did not want to help Canadians during the Great Depression. This was an embarrassment as he would not help the provinces and that he would never even give five cent.

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Prohibition - January 17, 1920 January 17, 1920

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Prohibition - January 17, 1920 January 17, 1920

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Because prohibition was legal in Canada liquor could be legally produced in Canada (but not sold there) and legally exported out of Canadian ports. As a result of this, a lot of people from the US would come to Canada and make alcohol illegally and bring it back to the US. This is because the US federal banned was very strict compared to Canada as it was a criminal offence in the USA.

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I can be proud as a Canadian that people fought for the right for women to work in the Senate. I am talking about the Famous Five which is a group of women who fought for this right. This was because, in 1928, the Supreme Court of Canada said that women were considered “qualified persons” according to the BNA which in today's time is called the constitution. The Persons Case allowed women to work in the House of Commons and the Senate. Additionally, it meant that women could no longer have their rights restricted based on a limited reading of the law.

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I am ashamed that we Canadians would think that it was a good idea to forcibly removed children from their homes and parents at a young age and kill their religion. It was said that  "The goal of residential schools was, according to the Indian Act, “To kill the Indian in the child” "(University of Waterloo). To add on this system was set up by the federal government, our own government wanted to kill the religion of young kids because there were not the same as theirs.

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I am Proud that we Canadians can fight for what is right and Strike when the government is in the wrong. This happened when employers refused to negotiate collectively with the trade councils, and the Winnipeg General Strike began. Roughly 35,000 workers were on strike to protest their low pay and poor working conditions. A group of striking workers formed the Strike Committee to oversee the strike and ensure that the basic needs of citizens and the city were met. And this is the reason that we have unions and our jobs are protected

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The Victory of The First World War - November 11, 1918

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The Victory of The First World War - November 11, 1918

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After the two Disaster that happens, the Conscription Crisis and the Halifax Explosion we were at a low but after the Victory of the first World War we had the reputation of the “Storm Troops” and gained new respect on the international stage as an independent country. I am also proud of all the Canadians and their contributions and sacrifices that earned Canada a separate signature on the Treaty of Versailles.

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The Halifax Explosion - December 6, 1917

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The Halifax Explosion - December 6, 1917

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I am ashamed of that the Halifax Explosion. This explosion only happened because the shipment was late and decided to rush things. As a result of being late, the bout was speeding on the wrong side. Because of our mistakes Over 2000 people dead in one explosion and about 9000 were wounded. Because of the war people at home had to died because we were not organized.

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As a Canadian I feel ashamed of the fact the we would force the French Canadians to fight in a war that they do not care about. This was because They have no loyalty to the British or French and were abandon by the French people. Because of the Conscription Crisis the National Unity was hurt a lot. At the end of the day it was not even worth it as only 45,000 went to fight and when they got there the war was almost over.

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The Battle of Vimy Ridge - April 9, 1917

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The Battle of Vimy Ridge - April 9, 1917

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One battle that was significant to Canadian history was the battle of Vimy Ridge. Europe had been at war for more than two and a half years by the spring of 1917, with neither side able to make a significant breakthrough at Vimy Ridge. That was until the Canadian stepped up. In one day the Canadian were able to do something that the British and French armies could not do for over 2 years. The pride that they must have felt when they won at Vimy Ridge. I am so proud to be Canadian when thinking about these moments in our history. To add this was also the battle after the start to refer to Canada as there own country instead of a British colony. That was the day that Canada became a country.

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The first Canadian Commander Sir Arthur Currie - June 1917  

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The first Canadian Commander Sir Arthur Currie - June 1917  

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Sir Arthur Currie was the first Canadian commander of the Canadian Corps during the First World War. He became the first Canadian commander when Byng was appointed to command one of the British armies, he recommended Currie as his replacement. As a Canadian, this makes me proud as we are no longer for Britain but are now fighting alongside them as our own country. On top of being the first Canadian commander, Currie is widely considered one of the best generals of the First World War. To know that one of our own was one of the best generals in the First world war made me fee prideful of the people who fought for us.

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Second battle of ypres - April 22, 1915 

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Second battle of ypres - April 22, 1915 

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In the begin, there was nothing to be proud of but over time because of everything that we have done, I can feel prideful to say I am Canadian. The first battle that the Canadian fought in was a brutal battle where gas was used. An attack opened serious gaps in the Canadian lines and forced the retreat of several battalions. But the First Division of the Canadian army held the ground outside Ypres. As a result of this, they ended up buying time until French and British reinforcements could be brought in. This battle showed would the power of the Canadian army as it was not an army to be looked down upon.