Canadian External Relations

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  • British North America Act.

    British North America Act.

  • British anti-imperialism

    British anti-imperialism

  • COLONIAL AND IMPERIAL CONFERENCES

    COLONIAL AND IMPERIAL CONFERENCES

  • Laurier Liberals had adopted "Unrestricted Reciprocity"

    Laurier Liberals had adopted "Unrestricted Reciprocity"

    Reciprocity, a term commonly used in Canada in reference to an agreement with the United States involving mutual reductions in customs duties.
  • SOUTH AFRICAN WAR

    SOUTH AFRICAN WAR

  • FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE

    FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE

  • NAVAL SERVICE ACT

    NAVAL SERVICE ACT

  • WORLD WAR I British delcared the war on Germany

    WORLD WAR I British delcared the war on Germany

    When British delcared war on Germany Canada was automatically on the war.
  • Imperial War Cabinet in effect became the British Empire Delegation to the Paris Peace Conference.

    Imperial War Cabinet in effect became the British Empire Delegation to the Paris Peace Conference.

    Imperial War Cabinet in effect became the British Empire Delegation to the Paris Peace Conference.
  • CHANAK AFFAIR

    CHANAK AFFAIR

  • HALIBUT TREATY

    HALIBUT TREATY

  • BALFOUR REPORT

    BALFOUR REPORT

    South Africa insisted on a definition of Britain's relation with the Dominions. The result was the BALFOUR REPORT
  • WWII Canada declared war on Germany

    WWII Canada declared war on Germany

    Canada declared the war on Germany a week after when Gt.Britain did to show that the Canada was independent from a Gt.Britain
  • KOREAN WAR

    KOREAN WAR

  • SUEZ CRISIS

    SUEZ CRISIS

    The 1956 Suez Crisis is one of the most important and controversial events in British history since the Second World War. Not only did Suez result in deep political and public division in Britain, it also caused international uproar.
  • CONSTITUTION ACT, 1982.

    CONSTITUTION ACT, 1982.

  • FREE TRADE with USA

    FREE TRADE with USA

    3 October 1987