Canada in World War One Locations?

Question

I need to write a "trench letter" for history class. I need a location in which the Canadians fought in trenches. Anyone know any?

Answer 1

Canadians faced the first poison-gas attack in the history of warfare during the second battle of Ypres in 1915. Other engagements in which Canadian forces earned the admiration of all the Allies included the battles of Mount Sorrel (1916), the Somme (1916), and Vimy Ridge (1917). The victory of Passchendaele Ridge in the autumn of 1917 alone cost 16,000 Canadian casualties. In 1918 during the closing months of the war, Canadians again saw heavy action at Amiens, Cambrai, and Mons.

Answer 2

Research Battle of Arras, 1917.

click on source then click on Canada and the First World War,then click on War Diaries, go to any of those sources for the soldiers descriptions.