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First of all, World War 2 immediately ended the Great Depression in Canada. And for the first time, Canada declared war on its own behalf. The war made Canada a more independent nation from Britain, but brought it closer to the United States. After the war was over, veterans returned home with their war brides, and Canada opened its doors to immigrants. This resulted the Baby boom and a tremendous increase in population. Canada was once again prosperous. With the treat of nuclear war with USSR, Prime Minister Lester Pearson installed the nuclear arm with the United States.

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