How did propaganda transform Canada’s identity during ww1

Before WW1, in relation to many other countries in the world, Canada was considered to be quite young. When Great Britain declared war on August 4, 1914, Canada, as a British dominion, was automatically at war as well. When WW1 began, Canada's armed forces were almost non-existent

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