Who handled conscription better Borden or king?

Borden and King had different approaches to conscription during World War I and II, respectively. Borden implemented conscription in 1917 with the Military Service Act, facing significant public backlash and opposition, especially in Quebec. In contrast, King's government avoided conscription during World War II until late in the conflict, opting for a more voluntary enlistment approach initially, which helped maintain national unity. Ultimately, King's strategy is often viewed as more adept at managing public sentiment and regional tensions.