Canada in WW2

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The average household size in Canada are 3.0 people. Hope this helped!!

The United States of America has been an independent nation since 1776. That makes the USA 231 years old.

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The land which would one day become the nation of Canada, has been possessed by native peoples before recorded history. The first outsider since then seems to be the Viking Lief Eriksson who landed upon the shores of what is now known as Baffin Island, Labrador, and Newfoundland, around the year 1000 AD. The land that was to be Canada, however, was lost again until 1534, when Jacques Cartier of France discovered the St. Lawrence River and named the land around him "Canada", using an Indian word he picked up from the natives.

Canada had a part in WW2 even though it is not know very well. The Canadians landed on the beaches of Normandy and had many other parts in WW2. They were the only Force that met their D-Day objective.

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Canada played a big role in world war 2

it gave Britain and other allies supplies for war worth millions of dollars and also supplied weapons

Canadian troops fought in the Dieppe Raid, Battle of the Atlantic, Battle of Britain , battles in the south east Asia against the Japanese and in Hong Kong

finally Canada then took part in the D-Day attack on German occupied Europe when they landed in Normandy

and as stated above they were the only force that met their objective

then, another thing this time Canada's efforts were recognised and this helped make the world well aware that Canada was a new influential middle power nation

probably over a million

Britain has had a very long military history, many Asian countries have began and learned new effective tactics that can combat the North American and European version of warfare. The Untied States has one of the largest military's, but Canada I would say is the best because of their discipline and intense training.

Canada is the largest peacekeeping country in the world and is involved in some of the most difficult operations in Afghanistan. They may not have a lot of advanced weaponry, but their tactics and training is superior to the others. Canada has been proven to have the best trained pilots in the world, and some of the most sophisticated military tactics. As well if you would like to look back in history, The battle for Vimys Ridge was a Canadian operation, and one that no other country could accomplish. It was true that during World War I Canada was still somewhat under Britain s rule but these were Canadian troops not British. World War II Bastone and D Day two operations where the world has said the Americans took the brunt of the fight when this is not true. It is the bias and misconceptions that have made some countries who are either older than other countries or have more man power to seem better

September 10, 1939, Canada declared War on Germany in WWII

yes the child can get citizenship of Canada eventhough he born for pakistanees.

Traditionally, the City of Victoria was said to be the most British part of Canada.

I live in Washington state and would like to travel through Canada to get to Alaska, but can I with being convicted on a gross misdeamnor?

germanys invasion of Poland was the last straw in many violations of the treaty of varsailles [ a treaty that severly limited germanys power, established after WWI] and England, fearing an invasion [ especilly since churchill had a large part in aforementioned treaty] so they declared war along with France.

Canada was the first country to be created by legislation. The pre-Confederation Province of Canada was a self-governing British colony. Confederation occurred on July 1, 1867, when the Province of Canada was divided into Ontario and Quebec. They joined with the colonies of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia to form a new independent nation: Canada.

1958, with the directorate being established in 1961.

Canada is basically a capitalist country allowing privately owned businesses and enterprises. It however has several nationalized corporations such as the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), it has divested itself of several others in the recent past (Petrocanada)

Some other nations point to Canada's public health programs and the existence of Communist and Marx-Leninist political parties to indicate that it is socialist in many aspects of its operation.

First off the Ju-78 or Stukas Did their bombing of important positions of enemy like bunkers trains etc. Then The Panzers or tanks went ahead as killed all the infantry. While The mechanised infantry was watching the panzers back. But the attack didnt stop the panzers and planes went ahead while little bit of panzers and infantry stayed at the sides to protect the trucks that resupplied the troops.

Yes. Canada has had ambassadors to other countries since the early 1930's.

The City of London, Ontario, is roughly halfway between Toronto and Detroit, and roughly halfway between Hamilton and Sarnia. London is located approximately 20 miles north of Lake Erie.

Niagara Falls, Ontario is the most visited place in Canada. It is one of the most visited places in all of North America.

The Canadians and United Kingdom lost 340 man and 739 other casualities the Germans losted many more.