Canadian History Essays, Research Papers & Term Papers (162) essays
Canadian History essays:
Unification of Colonial British Columbia with the Confederation of Canada_edited
... lack of interest towards B.C. resulted in minimal support for annexation. And finally, the overall economic problems of the British Empire held them back from fully supporting their West Coast colony. Despite British Columbia's apathy towards the Canadian Confederation, the Confederation ...
Wilfrid Laurier
... Canada and the grand legacy he has left behind to Canadians. Laurier's effective leadership skills gave Canadians the most prosperous times of their lives in Canada (Spigelman 7). The long line of Laurier's settled in Canada since the 1670's (Spigelman 5). Henry Charles Wilfrid Laurier ...
Pierre Elliott Trudeau in Brief
... government. Trudeau's final term in office hailed two exceptionally imperative events. Firstly was the 1980 Quebec referendum, the proposal on QuÉbec's sovereignty, and its defeat. Secondly, was the most important, 1982 patriation of the Constitution of Canada and the addition of the Canadian ...
Program of excellence
... skills against top calibre international competition. The benefits are enormous not only for the players who participate but also for all levels of organized hockey in Canada. By achieving greater success in international hockey we develop new pride in our national sport and signify to the rest of ...
The Controversy Over the Dieppe Raid
... of this raid. The Dieppe Raid was highly flawed and this was the fault of the planners of the raid. Works CitedAuthor Unknown 5000 Canuck Troops at Dieppe The Globe and Mail 19 September 1942: Page unknownAuthor Unknown Military History of Canada ...
The Goal Heard Around the World:
... of Canadians danced and hugged in the scene, as they knew that Canada was the great hockey supremacy, living up to its great name. Even the players had things to say about these games. Yvon Cournoyer, a Canadian winger at the game ...
An outline of Canada during the great depression, and how it was one of canada's most devastating periods of history.
... Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and fully nationalizing the Bank of Canada. He also saved more funds for the unemployed by fending off provincial demands. However the Government of the 1930's in Canada was still a big disappointment to Canadian ...
Is canada in danger of breaking apart or civil war?
... of French people speaking in Canada live outside of Quebec. Bilingualism is most likely a large enough compromise for them. Separation is a possibility, but the issue and problem is not large enough or serious enough for a civil war, nor does the history of Canada support ...
Description on Canadian Unity, A very good essay, goes over all the basics and more on Canadian Unity.
... of Canada The unity of a nation is a very important aspect of being sovereign. A government will collapse without full support from the entire nation. Many factors must be taken into account when determining if Canada's federalist government ...
World War I: Canada's Role
... Canada. That it helped Canada become a mature and grow into a nation. Canadians can't seem to realize the fact that Canada's involvement in the war was for nothing. The "coming of age" of Canada did not only have high economical ...