Canadian identity, when clarifying its development in women’s issues, it had changed positively during the 1930s to 1940s once Canadian women were legally allowed to join military services. Since the start of Canada in 1867 gender segregation was clear, women were not given the attention they deserved, they were often the underdogs in many situations. They were not given certain jobs due to the fact they were women. Plenty of women being given the stereotype of being unable to do the “mens jobs”. Whereas when World War II started, it was the start of innovation for women. Firstly, on August 18, 1941 the government officially authorized the formation of the Canadian Women’s Army Corps (CWAC) to enlist thousands of women to serve in the military
