-History-

                 "Woah!" That will be the expression of people when they come to this museum. Welcome to the "dictionary town" of Canadian history. With various specimens from each period of history are displayed along with the description in the museum to help people better understand them. Coming to our museum, people seem to be watching a series of footage of Canadian historical stories from the First World War 1914 that went through dozens of years later to the post-war period. Canada will be reproduced in front of visitors in the most detailed and honest way.

 

                 To become a prosperous and prosperous country as today, Canada must have undergone several various forms of transformation. After a long look back today, this country not only has created a beautiful life but has also shown the globe it is an independent, prosperous and liberal country. By doing so, citizens not only stop at the urge for a nation to thrive as it is now but also be respected and proud.

 

                  Canada has long been known as a facilitator in virtually every war. Then through historical events, Canada has shown its strength and ingenious fighting. Since then, despite being a supporter, the role of Canada in contributing still plays a crucial role. In the beginning, we start from the helmet. This is an essential item for almost all the soldiers who participated in the war. Every soldier is a hero, and this seemingly ordinary helmet mentioned the name of a talented caption in a battle to raise the reputation of Canada - The Battle of Vimy Ridge. And when it comes to captains, our mindset will show the image of a fierce and massive struggle by the water - The Battle of the Atlantic. It was one of the efforts that highlighted Canada's role as the support force, along with programs designed to make combat equipment manufactured, upgraded, and improved for war. With the patriotism of wanting to protect and build the country, helping the country have good relationships with other countries and powers in the world, in addition to volunteering the "heroes", a new way was set up for the state to convey a message of encouragement to the people's fighting spirit, that is propaganda. Since then, there has been a closer connection between the people and the government. A series of processes later became the foundation for Canada to grow and civilize today. It is not a struggle between countries to challenge each other or gain territory but a struggle of "roses" to regain human rights - The Women's Moments.