Canada and British interest cross paths in postwar events
Lord Byng reunites with Haig after Pacific Coast visit as Wembley prepares for 8000 peony blooms grown in Montreal to challenge Canada’s cold climate image. Delegates head to Melbourne for the Imperial Press Conference while Canada hosts educator tours and a teachers’ federation outreach to English speaking schools.
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Banff
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Montreal
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Dominions
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