Canadian Confederation

By Kford1
  • Rebellion

    Lord Elgin creates the Rebellion Losses Bill in order to compensate anyone in Canada East for the damage done to their property during the rebellion. This caused the infuriated English merchants to attempt to organize the Annexation Mannifestation, which would have allowed America to take over Canada. This however failed. As a result of the bill, government was moved to Ottawa.
  • Act of Union

    Act of Union
    Lord Durhan recommends to unite Upper and Lower Canada. Britain was very eager to agree. Lord Sydenham declares the Act of union in 1840. However, Burham recommended a responsible goverment, which neither Britain, the Chateau Clique, and the Family Compact liked. Democracy was to new of an idea.
  • Confrence

    Confrence
    A conference is held in Charlottetown. It was originally meant for the Maritime Union only, however Macdonald, Browil, and Cartier, who were members of the Great Coalition (a grand coalition of the political parties of the two Canadas), joined the conference and convinced the Maritime Union to aid their mission of a sovereign Canada.
  • Confrence

    A conference is held in Charlottetown. It was originally meant for the Maritime Union only, however Macdonald, Browil, and Cartier, who were members of the Great Coalition (a grand coalition of the political parties of the two Canadas), joined the conference and convinced the Maritime Union to aid their mission of a sovereign Canada.
  • Quebec Confrence

    Quebec Confrence
    The Quebec Conference is held, and the 72 Resolutions are produced as well as blueprints for Canada.
  • London Confrence

    London Confrence
    Bill was approved, creating a union.
  • Canada Day

    Canada Day
    Canada celebrates it's dominion. Also known as Canada Day.
  • Dominion of Canada

    On July 1, 1867, the Dominion of Canada was created under the British North America Act (BNA) comprising of four provinces that had been British North American colonies: Ontario (formerly Upper Canada), Quebec (formerly Lower Canada), Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
  • Manitoba and Northwest Terroritories

    On July 15th 1870, Manitoba and Northwest Territories were added to the map of Canada as provinces.
  • British Columbia

    British Columbia
    British Columbia is added as a province.
  • Prince Edward Island

    Prince Edward Island
    Prince Edward Island is added as a province.
  • Yukon

    Yukon
    Yukon is added as a province.
  • Alberta and Saskatchewan

    Alberta and Saskatchewan
    Alberta and Saskatchewan are added as provinces.
  • Newfoundland

    Newfoundland
    Newfoundland and Labrador is added as a province.
  • Nunavut Joined Canada

    Nunavut is added as a province.