During the great war, many export markets for Canadian Producers fell
dramatically. Because of the huge war debts of Europeans countries, which hurt the western farmers badly, there was simply no market for Canadian goods. So the Canadians (about a million) move to United States from the rural areas of Eastern Canada, all because of high unemployment and increased on bankruptcies.
By 1924, conditions were much improved in Canada because of the American investment in Canada soared, from large demands for wheat, pulp and paper, hydroelectricity and mining, newsprint,nickels and aluminum.
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