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The population of Canada was approximately 11,250,000 when Canada entered WW2 1939, and increased to a little more than 12,000,000 by the end of the war in 1945.

The highest was 11.95 million people in 1944, the lowest was 11.27 million people in 1939.

(In 1929 Canada's population reached 10,000,000 for the first time in history - it reached 10,029,000 by the end of the year. In 1939 the population of Canada was 11,267,000 approx; 1940: 11,382,000 approx; 1941: 11,507,000 approx; 1942: 11,654,000 approx; 1943: 11,795,000 approx; 1944: 11,946,000 approx; and in 1945: 12,072,000 approx).

On average, around 55 million people die each year worldwide, which translates to approximately two people dying every second. This means that it is likely that more than two people die every ten seconds. However, the exact number can vary depending on the specific time frame and other factors.

Grimacing before death may be due to a reflexive response as the body experiences pain or discomfort. This reflex can occur as a result of changes in muscle control and nerve activity, as the body begins to shut down. It is believed to be a physical response and is not necessarily an indication of conscious thought or emotion.

Newmarket, Ontario is approximately 50 kilometers (31 miles) north of Toronto, Ontario. The driving distance between the two cities is typically around 45 minutes to 1 hour, depending on traffic conditions.

Canadian bacon, also known as back bacon, is made from the pork loin, which is a lean and tender cut of meat. Its taste is similar to ham because both are made from pork, but Canadian bacon is typically less salty and has a milder flavor. Additionally, the processing and curing methods used to make Canadian bacon can contribute to its ham-like taste.

During World War II, Canada declared war against Germany on September 10, 1939. Additionally, Canada also declared war against Japan on December 7, 1941, following the attack on Pearl Harbor.

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The economy did well, there was a lot of employment and a lot of work to be done, like building bomb shells and ammo for the war. The women got to do some of the mens jobs when the men were off to war. Overall the economy was great and there was a high demand for wheat since the wheat prices went up in Canada at the time.

the pros and cons of going to counseling is that you can have someone to talk to and share how you feel... also counseling doesnt make you feel lonely. the con about going to counsaeling is that you feel like a idiot and like a freak... also it takes up your time with all those dumb questions they ask you..

The closest land battles fought to Japan, were Okinawa and Iwo Jima; that closeness is what caused the fierceness of the fighting. There were many aerial battles (air to air combat/dog-fights) over Japan; but NO land battles.

The flight time from freezing cold Toronto in Canada to swelteringly hot Barbados is approximately 5 hours.

The total distance is approximately 3882.30 km or 2412 miles.

This flight time is approximate. Factors such as weather conditions could affect the flight time.

In 2001, after the Sept. 11 attacks on New York and Washington, the U.S. government demanded that the Taliban (at the time the government of Afghanistan) to hand over Osama bin Laden, the head of al Qaeda the terrorist organization that carried out the attacks. The Taliban essentially refused and the U.S., with the sanction of both NATO and the UN, invaded and aided rebel factions which had been fighting the Taliban for several years. In less than 30 days, by November, 2001, the Taliban had been ousted from power. Canadian soldiers, specifically the commandos of our special forces unit Joint Task Force 2, were in Afghanistan from the very beginning. In 2002 a battlegroup from 3rd battalion PPCLI was sent to Kandahar to aid in hunting down remnants of the Taliban and al Qaeda. In 2003, Canada began participating in the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Kabul and sent more than 1,000 soldiers at a time on 6-month rotations to the Afghan capital. In 2006, Canada agreed to send a battle group and brigade headquarters to Kandahar for the transition from U.S. control (operation enduring freedom) to NATO control (ISAF) and has maintained a fighting presence there ever since. Canadian troops are responsible for security and fighting Taliban insurgents in Kandahar province, in cooperation with British, Dutch and other coalition forces.

you can stay up to six months in Australia with out a job or a work program

As long as you have permission [ a visa ] to travel as a tourist or reside as a registered alien in some countries.

Myself, I have been living out of Canada [ in Southeast Asia ] for about eleven years, and have recently met a Canadian citizen who had been employed by Walt Disney Studios as a cartoonist for almost 30 years, and is now retired and living in Las Vegas, Nevada.

He is still a Canadian citizen because he has never applied for American citizenship, in the 40 years he has lived and worked outside of Canada.

yes, Canada provided many spies for the allies, and provided a very important service. Canada had camp X where almost all of the Canadian and British spies were trained, and Canadian spies were located in almost every European country where they aided the resistance, destroyed German supplies, and damaged transportation routes.

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Alot because no one wanted to be in World War 2 but many of the loved ones were sad depressed even!:(

In the entire history of the world... I would have to go with the Roman Empire.

First of all, it influenced theJewish civilians around Europe very much so and in general war weariness all around the world. People in England lived every day in fear of being bombed or gassed. They even had to carry around gas masks. The civilians on both sides were forced to produce materials of war and were taken away to supply a steady stream of soldiers to replace the many casualties. Almost all the government's decisions influenced civilian life during that time, for most of the government's decisions were military based. I hope this helps

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I seriously doubt that Hitler would have travelled to Canada. Before his rise to power, Hitler was either poor, in gaol or rising through the Reichstag's German Parliament so he was too busy to travel. During the war though, Canada was on the side of the Allies because it is a territory of Great Britain so Hitler would never have gone there.

well, the family's father could go to war so they would just have the mother taking care of them, many people would get jobs, some would have to flee the country, and some could die.