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Canada would agree with this because it allows countries to sign a treaty that would benefit everyone.

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From Canada's point of view they would agree with this because it would let other countries transport their goods and people without causing a war.

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Canada would agree with this, because it would help countries agree with each other and not cause a argument which causes war.

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In my opinion Canada would be somewhat angered of the war because it lasted for 4 years and after the war Canada is satisfied.

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I would be happy that the war is over and i would want peace between every country.

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On 9th April 1917 it captured Vimy Ridge, which had withstood all attacks for two years. Though this victory cost the Canadian Corps 10,000 casualties, it was certainly a great military success, and ensured that Vimy Ridge would later be chosen as the site of Canada's National Memorial.

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In 1914, Canada was a self-governing dominion of the British Empire, but it did not control its own foreign affairs. As during the South African War (1899-1902), the Canadian government would decide the nature and extent of Canada's war effort, but legally the country was at war the instant Britain declared one.

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Ottawa became the functional legislative capital in 1866, and was officially made the Capital of the Dominion of Canada with Confederation in 1867.

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In 1914 Canada, as part of the British Empire, went to war against Germany and the Austro-Hungarian Empire. By 1918 the Canadian army had become an independent fighting unit, and in 1919 Canada insisted on signing the Versailles peace treaty on its own behalf. A growing sense of independent nationhood, fostered by battlefield victories and enormous casualties, was one critical consequence of the Great War.