What Provinces form part of the Central Region?
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Quebec (Quebec City)
Ontario (Toronto)
Until books publication, what is Canada's population?
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About 34 million people (current 39 million up to 2024)
,What Province was once known as the "breadbasket of the world" and the "wheat
province,"?
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Sasjatchewan with 40% of arable land in Canada and Canada's largest
producer of grains and oilseeds
How did the West Coast natives sustain themselves?
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By preserving fish to make dried and smoked fish
What is the highest court in Canada?
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The Supreme Court of Canada
What region the Huron-Wendat inhabited?
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The Great Lakes Region
,How did the Inuit sustain themselves?
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They lived off Artic wildlife
What are the fundamental freedoms of the charter?
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Mobility Rights
Aboriginal Peoples' Rights
Official Language Rights and Minority Language Educational Rights
Multiculturalism
What Provinces produce more than ¾ of all Canadian manufactured goods?
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Ontario and Quebec
Who were the "Bluebirds"?
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, The nurses that served in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps
Is there compulsory military service in Canada?
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No, there is not.
What is the Official Languages Act of 1969?
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It guarantees French and English services in the federal government across
Canada.
When were women allowed to vote in federal elections?
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First limited to certain women in 1917
Right to vote to anyone aged 21 and over in 1918
What Province has the world's richest deposits of uranium and potash?
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Quebec (Quebec City)
Ontario (Toronto)
Until books publication, what is Canada's population?
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About 34 million people (current 39 million up to 2024)
,What Province was once known as the "breadbasket of the world" and the "wheat
province,"?
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Sasjatchewan with 40% of arable land in Canada and Canada's largest
producer of grains and oilseeds
How did the West Coast natives sustain themselves?
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By preserving fish to make dried and smoked fish
What is the highest court in Canada?
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The Supreme Court of Canada
What region the Huron-Wendat inhabited?
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The Great Lakes Region
,How did the Inuit sustain themselves?
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They lived off Artic wildlife
What are the fundamental freedoms of the charter?
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Mobility Rights
Aboriginal Peoples' Rights
Official Language Rights and Minority Language Educational Rights
Multiculturalism
What Provinces produce more than ¾ of all Canadian manufactured goods?
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Ontario and Quebec
Who were the "Bluebirds"?
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, The nurses that served in the Royal Canadian Army Medical Corps
Is there compulsory military service in Canada?
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No, there is not.
What is the Official Languages Act of 1969?
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It guarantees French and English services in the federal government across
Canada.
When were women allowed to vote in federal elections?
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First limited to certain women in 1917
Right to vote to anyone aged 21 and over in 1918
What Province has the world's richest deposits of uranium and potash?
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