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Sir Robert Borden is Elected
Sir Robert Borden was elected as PM -
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Conscription Crisis
In 1917 the conscription started do to the horrendous conditions at the front. In the first 6 months 30,000 men were dead. Sir Robert Borden promised there would be no conscription but the introduced the military service act. -
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The Khaki Election
The khaki election was an election for the new pm, It was between Sir Robert Borden from the Conservative party and Sir Wilfred Laurier from the Liberal party. Sir Robert Borden needed votes so he introduced the military voters act, the wartime elections act. In the end Sir Robert Borden won and both parties came together to form a union government however conscription still toke place. -
Sir Robert Borden Retires
Sir Robert Borden retires as PM -
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The Great Darkness
In 1936 Maurice Duplessis became premier of Quebec, Duplessis time as premier was known as the La Grande Noirceur. Duplessis sworn to defend French laungauge, the Roman Catholic Church and French culture against English speaking bisiness people. However Duplessis was corrupt and toke bribes from businesses.
