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Western Canada was taken by force and then flooded with immigrants to help quell resistance to Canadian rule. The trouble was the new immigrants were not treated as Canadian citizens in the East and these inequities lead to a General Strike. Given the history in the area there was a very real concern that Westerners would rise up and shake off the colonial yoke of Canada.

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