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Canada is named after the native algonquin "Kanata" meaning village
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France and Britain are the last countries in the Indian war and they have to finish.
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The Red river settlers establish their colonies in the Canada northwest near Ruperts Land
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Sir John A MacDonald is the first prime minister of Canada and The four original provinces are Quebec, Ontario, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia
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When it was purchased by Canada from the HBC, it is renamed the northwest territories.
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The Metis who were led by Louis Riel, resist the imposition of CDN authority in the northwest. Manitoba also joins confederation
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Was signed in the spring of April 23, 1993. The right of treaty 6 must be self respected and honoured
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Made between blackfoot confederacy and kainaiwa confederacy. It had promised annual payments from the queen.
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Indian boarding to treat wounded soldiers in war.
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Saskatchewan became Albertas 3rd biggest province. The district of Keewantin were adjusted to fit the Alberta/Saskatchewan border.
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The last school closes
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Iqualuit is named the capitol city and their people are called inuit
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Was signed at lower fort garry in manitoba. It was known as the Stone Fort Treaty.