A chronological deep dive into how the First World War changed Canada forever. This isn't just a look at battles, but what was going on at home, from the politicians leading the country to the people left behind at home, worrying about their loved ones overseas. It will follow the war and how it changed Canada, digging deep into a fascinating period of our history.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Category | History |
A Member of Parliament, Lt. Col. Samuel Sharpe raised a battalion in his hometown and went overseas. He fought in some of the biggest battles of the war including Passchendaele, Hill 70 and Vimy Ridge. more
Fought by Newfoundland troops, it was a muddy mess but it resulted in a victory for the Allies, but at the cost of many lives. more
With casualty numbers mounting and recruit numbers declining, the government of Sir Robert Borden began to implement conscription. To do so, his government weighted the 1917 election in their favour, and nearly broke Canada into two over the Conscrip... more
It was one of the most important battle victories for the Canadians during the First World War, but it is often lost in the shadow of Vimy Ridge. The battle saw thousands of casualties, but was the first time the Canadian Corps were led by a Canadian... more
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So glad you choose the topic to do a podcast on. This is already shaping up to be a podcast I really look forward to. Thank you
Very well written, presented and respectful. He keeps you hooked the whole episode!
I'm reading The fall of giants by Ken Follett and i wanted to know more and have a little refresh of informations about ww1. It's nice to hear about us canadians and little known facts. I like it that you get straight to the point and tell us the history, other podcaster are kind of annoying and talking about their life and laughing instead of talking about the content i want to hear. I listened to your podcast all night long during my shift!
WWI has always been a historical blind spot for me, especially from the Canadian perspective, so I’m grateful that Craig is willing to take me on a maple syrup soaked guided tour through the Great War 🍁 Keep up the good work, buddy!
Great podcast more
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