 What currency does Canada use? the loon? |
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 Is moving to canada betterthan living in the Us? |
| with everything going on in the US ,with the economy and possibly another 4 years with repubs(hope not ) you think canda is better ,everyone says canada is so great is it true how r there gas prices ,... |
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 Provinces?????????? |
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 WHATS SO SPECIAL ABOUT CANADA ! :'( :@? |
| im 11 years old and my dad is dead my mum and stepdad want to move to canada because its a lot off a better life over there , we live in jersey ive not spoken to my mum to tell her i dont want to go ... |
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 Does anyone have a canadian accent? |
| does anyone have a canadian accent? i have alwayed say my words as for "about" as aboat, and "almost" as omost, tomorrow, as tamorrow, water, wader, ... |
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 Which of the Candian provinces tried to seperate from canada? |
in other words which province tried to become their own country be gaining independence from Canada?
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 Canadian dollar vs US dollar? |
| Drove to Vancouver for three hours from Seattle and was surprised that the exchange rate is almost equal for these two currencies. Are Canadians happy about this?... |
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Which Canadian province was the last one to become part of Canada? |
I get the feeling it was on the Canadian east coast? |
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Newfoundland was the last province to join Canada in 1949 |
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Newfoundland voted to join Canada in 1949, and the man who was the Premier at that time was JOEY Smallwood.
The newest Canadian Territory in Nunavut.
Jim B. Toronto. |
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It was Newfoundland. |
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Newfoundland and Labrador became a province on March 31, 1949, after a referendum where a very slim majority of the population voted to become part of Canada.
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Newfoundland, in 1949. The then-premier, Joey Smallwood, thus became one of the 'Fathrs of Confederation'' - long after the rest were dead. He was a popular subject for quiz shows, when they would ask, "Who was the last of the Fathers of Confederation" and people would immediately start thinking about the 1800s and naming some of the old (and long-dead) governors or premiers. The correct answer, of course, was Joey Smallwood. The Fathers only involved Ontario and Quebec (Upper and Lower Canada) who were the original provinces to join the Confederation. Others came in at intervals, with the last being Newfoundland.
Nunavet may become the next province, but at the moment it is still a territory |
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Newfoundland, so yes the farthest east.
Although in 1996 part of Northwest Territories became it's own Territory and is called Nunavut. |
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i believe newfoundland, but im not sure on canadian history... all i know is that it was considered its own place in WW1 rather than all together with the rest of canada so that would be my guess |
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It was newfoundland, 1948/49, Jimmy Smallwood made it happen & is still seen as a hero to many newfoundlanders |
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