Episode 326: Strangers to Each Other
1920. For the first time the indigenous nations of Canada band together in a country-wide organization and spur a national debate on the Indian Act.
https://t.co/ENyw8I4oeI
Episode 325: They Gave Their Bodies as Bulwarks
1920. Japanese-Canadian veterans return from the war determined that their sacrifices count for something - specifically, the right to vote in Canadian elections.
https://t.co/Tt8bumIalG
Episode 324: The Syndicate
1920. Two British Columbian brothers revolutionize hockey, bringing the eastern game into the modern age.
https://t.co/42S3EIgtwG
Bonus Episode 30
Canada's largest agricultural drainage project; a settlement program funded by the Netherlands government; a devastating hurricane; and an immigration agreement with Portugal combine to create Ontario's most fertile farming region.
https://t.co/DlrjS8rJbq
Episode 323: Turnover
1920. With Canada's two-party system seemingly under threat, both the Liberals and the Conservatives (Union) contemplate new leadership.
https://t.co/mH2eRwO1i6
Episode 322: To Cleanse the Whole Public Life of Canada
October 1919. Dissatisfied with the traditional Liberal and Conservative parties, the farmers and workers of Ontario unite to form a novel kind of provincial government.
https://t.co/Nruobel18R
Episode 321: Reconstruction
1919-1920. Politicians and business leaders attempt to manage Canada's transition to a peacetime economy, but discover the task far more challenging than they anticipated.
https://t.co/vLU9545IHl
Episode 320: A Nation of the World
1919-1920. Canadian delegates gather in Paris for the greatest diplomatic conference in history, determined to win recognition of their nation's status on the international stage.
https://t.co/5gYWYBhoQ3
Episode 319: Sedition and Conspiracy
1919-1920. In a series of trials the federal government attempts to fashion a narrative of what happened in Winnipeg in the spring of 1919.
https://t.co/OLXD39skNW
Episode 318: By Authority of the Strike Committee
Spring 1919. Months of mounting tension culminates in a general strike in Winnipeg - the outcome of which could re-shape post-war Canada.
https://t.co/dNWsxdrm99
Episode 317: There is No Alien But the Capitalist
May 1919. Labour unrest in Winnipeg spills over into the largest strike in Canadian history to that point, threatening the status quo throughout the country.
https://t.co/xAC3UD6BeG
Episode 316: Dismal Times
1919. Before Canadians can recover from the trauma of war, a deadly pandemic reaches the nation's shores.
https://t.co/lDo2zLSPeL
Episode 315: A Minimum of Sentiment
1919. The Canadian government faces the daunting task of transporting 260,000 soldiers across the Atlantic and re-incorporating them into a rapidly changing domestic society and economy.
https://t.co/5k0XzrrkBr
Episode 314: Vladdy
1918-1919. Determined to tackle the forces of international revolution head on, Canada leads an imperial military expedition to Siberia.
https://t.co/idDtzqFlk7
Episode 312: The Privileges of Civilized Warfare
1919: Indigenous veterans of the Canadian Expeditionary Force return home to find that the freedom and democracy they fought for in Europe is not much in evidence in Canada.
https://t.co/ZxgpoUW1O9
Episode 311: The Edge of the Unknown
1918. Explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson returns from five years in the Canadian arctic with a new vision for 20th century geopolitics - with the far north at the centre of it.
https://t.co/hpCmOR0oVo
Bonus Episode 27
Robert Flaherty travels into the Canadian arctic in search of exploitable iron deposits, and returns south the pioneer of a new genre of filmmaking.
https://t.co/KJdW664lXo