Visit of the Duke of Kent fuels Canadian wartime interest
Ottawa notes the Duke of Kent will visit Parliament and inspect the Commonwealth Air Training Plan across Canada. Canada has frozen Japanese assets and limited trade, while a large Newfoundland defence project is underway with Britain and the United States. Government spokesmen stress national unity, evolving policy, and Canada’s growing role in world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Kent
Canada
George the Sixth
Japan
United States
United Kingdom
British Commonwealth of Nations
Germany
Italy
Europe
Britain
British Commonwealth
Newfoundland
International Defence Board
LaGuardia
O. M. Biggar
K.C
New York
Ottawa
North America
Great Britain
Parliament Hill
Cane
Pan - American Union
Canada Must Balance War Policy With Public Opinion
The text argues that public opinion pressures the government to oppose or support actions, requiring clear policy pronouncements. It reviews Canada's constitutional ties to the UK and Commonwealth, noting shifts toward equal status and the need for parliamentary consent in wartime decisions. It stresses unity, informed Parliament, and prudent, contingent policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United Kingdom
British Commonwealth of Nations
Wilfred Laurier
Parliament of
League of Nations
Ottawa
Parliament Hill
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