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Although generally thought of as a peaceful country,
Canada was embroiled in war and conflict almost from birth with
rebellions in the Northwest and then internationally as a part of
the British Empire in Africa and Europe and finally as a peacekeeper
within the framework of UN resolutions and actions. These documents
mainly pertain to World War II events but are critical to Canadian
values, morals and our role in world organizations, relations and
structures.
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