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Women felt the treatment they received was unfair and extremely one sided. They had conveniently been placed wherever the need was, while men were at war and fulfilled those roles willingly and with excellence. Having equal voices were a priority for these woman as they felt their efforts in assisting men during the war with their work in munitions factories, their skills in medical fields and within the home proved they were as strong, resilient and courageous as any man. At the time of the war woman had no say; no right to vote, as this liberty was exclusive to certain white males with income and property however Canadian women felt they deserved the right to vote and consequently several Canadian women organized suffragist