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On pages 18-19, TEAM Resources columnist Betty Ann Deobald explores the important legacy left by Canada’s war brides as they said goodbye to an old way of life to embark on a new adventure in a ...

More than 47,000 women immigrated to Canada as war brides, following World War II. This is the story of one of those women who left her family, home and country to follow the man that she loved ...

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How did Lola and her fellow war brides adjust to life in Canada? So much about this new country was unfamiliar: large families (Lola herself had only two brothers) and modest farmhouses.

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