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In Canada Looks To The West, the episode opens with a sweeping overview of Canada's transformation during World War II, emphasizing its strategic importance in the Pacific. The narrative sets the stage by detailing how the Pacific waters have shaped a new Canada, where the war catalyzed unprecedented growth in industry, military strength, and international trade. The episode paints a vivid picture of bustling port cities like Vancouver, which have become crucial distribution centers for goods flowing from Asia and beyond.
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Canada Looks To The West
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