Three Jesuits, including the son of the Minister of Justice, Charles Doherty, were arrested at a novitiate over this policy.
Three Jesuits, including the son of the Minister of Justice, Charles Doherty, were arrested at a novitiate over this policy. A debate over this policy eventually led to the Terrace Mutiny. The mayor of Montreal, Camilien Houde, was placed into an internment camp for opposing this policy, which earlier caused Wilfrid Laurier's faction of the Liberal Party to sever ties with Robert Borden's Unionists. This policy was implemented by the NRMA, which created many so-called "zombies" that never went (*) abroad. The Tim Buck-led "Yes" committee concerning this policy gained support from nearly two-thirds of all Canadians, but only a quarter of Quebec residents thanks to the efforts of Henri Bourassa. For 10 points, name this policy that led to two Canadian "crises" in 1917 and 1944 concerning forced service in the military.
Three Jesuits, including the son of the Minister of Justice, Charles Doherty, were arrested at a novitiate over this policy.
conscription [or: the draft, obvious equivalents]