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Archived since: May, 2020
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This web site offers open access to an illustrated book for general readers on what women in Canada did during World War I. They served in many essential ways, supporting the war effort, their communities and organizations, and their families. They served at home and overseas as drivers, nurses and doctors. They campaigned for peace. They campaigned hard, and successfully for the right to vote, another key step in the journey to full personhood for all women in Canada.
Subject: Women’s History, Women’s Human Rights, Women’s Rights, World War 1, Workforce, World War 1 (1914-1918), Home front, Armed forces, Paid work, Volunteers, Suffrage, Women's vote
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