What impact did the Spanish flu have on Canada?

The Spanish flu had a profound impact on Canada, causing an estimated 50,000 deaths between 1918 and 1919. Public health measures, such as quarantine and mask mandates, were implemented in various provinces, leading to widespread disruptions in daily life. The pandemic also strained healthcare resources and highlighted the need for improved public health infrastructure. Additionally, the experience influenced future health policies and responses to epidemics in Canada.