Canada’s Road to Independence (AUTONOMY) Treaty of Versailles - 1919 -Canada obtains its own seat at the League of Nations -Canada independently signs the Treaty of Versailles The Chanak Crisis of 1922 -Britain sent troops to Turkey to ensure control of the port at Chanak -PM King - Canada would not automatically send troops to support Britain -this was the first time Canada refused unconditional support for British imperial war policies 1923 Halibut Treaty Canada and the US sign a treaty that protects halibut on BC/Alaska coast -signed only by a Canadian and an American, the British protested 1925 King-Byng Crisis Dispute between PM King and GG Byng leads to a reduction in the role and power of the GG 1926 Balfour Report dominions of UK were independent (autonomous) governor general was only a representative of the British monarch “a colony had become a nation” 1931 The Statute of Westminister recognized the Balfour Report as law Canada had control over its own foreign policy