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1914: Ukrainian interment camps were enacted.

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1914: Ukrainian interment camps were enacted.

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As "forced labourers," the camp internees helped build Canada's infrastructure. The forestry sector in Northern Ontario and Quebec, the steel mills in Ontario and Nova Scotia, the mines in British Columbia, Ontario, and Nova Scotia, as well as Banff National Park all benefited from their use. The internment policy extended for an additional two years after the war ended because it was so advantageous to Canadian businesses. The "enemy aliens" or Ukrainian Canadians that were in these camps were treated terribly.

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1916: The NO.2 battalion was constructed.

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1916: The NO.2 battalion was constructed.

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Justin Trudeau apologising to the people effected by the event.

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Justin Trudeau – Prime Minister of Canada

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Prime Minister delivers apology to descendants of No. 2 Construction Battalion

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The conscription crisis in Canada created a huge divide in Canadians people during WW1. This was a social and political dispute throughout all of Canada.  Conscription is the drafting of people for mandatory military service. The French Canadians were strongly against this act and it cased a lot of tension during this difficult time

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Indigenous children were kidnapped and put in these religious schools also known as ''Residential schools''. In these schools the children were forced to believe in the christian way. they had to look like a white person cut there hair and do chores like crazy. If they disobeyed the rules they were brutally beat and some children were killed many of these children were victims of rape which left an effect on them for life and those children that survived the schools have to deal with the trauma for the rest of there lives.

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This act prohibited most forms of immigration by the Chinese from 1923 to 1947. Chinese immigrants faces discrimination and prejudice, the act effected all Chinese peoples throughout Canada. although the act was revoked in 1947, Chines people still faced discrimination until the 1970s.

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A brief explanation on the actions of the KU KLUX KLAN.

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The Early Ku Klux Klan and White Supremacy

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1939: Canada rejected the M.S. St Louis.

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1939: Canada rejected the M.S. St Louis.

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This book has a true story in it about the ms st Louis, Josef was a young Jewish boy and it explains his long long journey of disappointment on the MS st Louis.

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1940: Black Canadians face segregation overseas.

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1940: Black Canadians face segregation overseas.

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The historical significance of black Canadians facing segregation overseas during World War II is that it exposed the hypocrisy of Canada's claim to be a champion of freedom and democracy. Black Canadians were fighting for their country, but they were not treated as equals by their fellow soldiers or by the government. The racism and discrimination that black Canadians faced during the war helped to spark the civil rights movement in Canada and paved the way for greater equality and inclusion in Canadian society.

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1942: Japanese internment camps were constructed.

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1942: Japanese internment camps were constructed.

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A breif explanation of what it was like in the internment camps

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Japanese Canadian Internment - Nikkei Stories