Season 2, Episode 23: Canada’s Early Military Development
The Canadian War Museum in Ottawa is well worth a visit if you ever find yourself in the Ottawa area. I think you will be impressed, especially with the LeBreton Gallery.
Outcome: The early development of Canada’s military forces was supported by policy, e.g., the Militia Acts of 1855 and 1904, increased independence, e.g., withdrawal of the British Army (1871) and establishment of the Royal Canadian Navy (1910), increased participation in international conflict, including participation in the Boer War (1899–1902, specifically the Battle of Paardeberg).

