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between 1880 and 1910 workers began creating unions. Unions are organizations of workers that negotiate matters such as wages and working condition with employers.
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Durring this time period,many immigrants gravitated towards the prairie regions because of the rising grain prices.
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Near the end of the Depression, Canada offered 160 acres of free land to any male over 20 years of age. By getting this land immigrants agree to:
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durring this period of time, new technologies were created that encouraged the development of some of Canada's natural resources. The canadian shield was mined for copper, nickle, and other minerals, people also forested the trees and made lumber. This caused an increase on immigration because these industries were growing.
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Sir Wilfred Laurier was the first french-canadian prime minister of canada
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The Alaska boundary dispute, took place between Canada and the US, they were fighting over the boundary of the Alaska Panhandle running south to latitude 54,40' north on the coast of BC (54'.40', or fight)
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By 1899, most Canadian immigrants were used to the Canadian lifestyle. People had started raising enough money to purchase tools, animals, and other simple "machinery" to make life easier for them.
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The Boer War was between the British Empire and the South African Replubic and Orange Free State and was one of the major factors in deciding the battle lines for world war 1
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The Women's Sufferage campaign:
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The Transcontinental railways were built when immigration picked up speed. People needed to get where they were wanting to go quickly, which helped the population spread more rapidly. These different railways reached all across Canada
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Alberta and Saskatchewan both become official provinces of canada in September of 1905
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Frank Oliver introduced a more selective immigration policy directed at Asian immigrants,and provicial governments began to restrict Chinese, Japanese, and East Indian immigrants.
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Alberta and Saskatchewan both become official provinces of canada in September of 1905
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On September 7, a white supremacist crowd marched to Vancouver city hall to demand a White Canada. Many people continuted to attack Chinatown and the Japanese community.
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Borden was the Prime Minister of Canada durring world war 1
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over time, cities deveolped into places with manufacturing industries which lead to these industries driving people out of their rural lives to work in these manufacturing industries. Many small towns were transformed into huge cities because of this, including Vancouver. The peopl who were employed in these industries were often paid poorly for hard labour, could speak little english and lived very poor lives.
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on August 4, 1990, the Canadian Government and the Nisga'a appointed a land claim. Part of the deal for the Nass River valley, almost 2000 square km's of land was officially owned by the Nisga'a
