This episode explores the overlooked stories of Black Canadians and Canadian women who made pivotal contributions to the First World War. We examine their challenges, roles, and lasting impacts on both the war effort and Canadian society.

This episode brings to light the brave yet often overlooked Chinese and Japanese Canadians who fought in the First World War. From individual acts of courage and resilience to collective battles for citizenship and recognition, discover how these communities shaped Canadian history despite discrimination. Perfect for a Grade 10 Canadian history class.