1941 in Canada
Events from the year 1941 in Canada. Historical documents. "The American Republics [are] in serious danger" - President Roosevelt calls for defence of Western Hemisphere "War is approaching" - Roosevelt warns American republics of Nazi intentions of subversion and enslavement in hemisphere Roosevelt and Churchill agree to Atlantic Charter's principles of postwar peace at shipboard conference in Newfoundland Franklin Roosevelt's account of covert voyage to his meeting with Winston Churchill in Newfoundland Advocating nuclear weapons, MAUD Committee compares power of 25 lbs. of uranium material to millions of pounds that exploded in 1917 Halifax By attacking U.S.  and British Empire forces, Japanese "make their own ruin inevitable" "A tremendous financial burden" - PM King details Canada's direct and indirect contributions (money, materiel and people) to war effort Canada enhances Northwest Staging Route for transit of U.S. warplanes and supplies through Yukon to besieged U.S.S.R. Thank-you letter to Vuntut Gwitchin for money contributed to orphans and homeless children in Britain Communist Party of Canada challenges RCMP commissioner's remarks regarding "reds" Interned Soviet sympathizers demand release from Canadian "concentration camp" after Germany attacks U.S.S.R. High school girls join Ontario Farm Service Force to pick fruit on Niagara  Peninsula as their war service High school girls in YWCA's Hi-Y clubs raise funds selling War Savings stamps at movie theatres "Give him my love" - with "very real warmth," Mackenzie King asks Washington official to pass message to Franklin Roosevelt "What a shock" - House of Commons reacts to news of Frederick Banting's death in airplane crash Prime Minister King offers to find government job for defeated MP Agnes Macphail Film reveals Winston Churchill's comic timing in his Some Chicken - Some Neck! speech to Parliament Humorous letter about searching for Kawartha Lakes, Ontario soldiers for writer to  host in England Teenager experiences gay scene in movie theatres of downtown Toronto Film: air route from Edmonton to Alaska Memories of 60 years' work at Great Lakes grain elevator about to be torn down "A friend completely trusted" - obituary for Prime Minister King's dog Pat