immmigration

By ericef
  • Nov 27, 1500

    Fur traders

    Fur traders
    Men from Europe come to Canada to trade furs with the first nations people.
  • French and British

    French and British
    Around 1604 there were two countries immigating to Canada, The French and the English.
  • underground railroad

    underground railroad
    The Underground Railroad was a network of routes and safe houses used by 19th-century black slaves from the United States to escape to free states and Canada.
  • The Great Migration

    The Great Migration
    “The Great Migration” of British immigrants from the USA to Canada between 1815 and 1850.
  • Great Northern Railway

    Great Northern Railway
    From around 1880 to 1885 roughly 17,000 Chinese labourers helped build the great norther railway. There was a Chinese head tax forcing any Chinese person coming to live in Canada had to pay money.
  • Settlements

    Settlements
    Attempts to form permanent settlement colonies west of the Great Lakes waqs difficault but once they started to make the railroad more people started to move west. I the United Kingdom and continental Europe threre were campains to try and bring people to the Canadian west.
  • restrict immigration from India

     restrict immigration from India
    Around 1908 no one from India was able to come to Canada, in 1914 a steam ship form india carrying roughly 340 Indian people was told to leave Candian waters and was no able to land in Canada.
  • German`s in Vancover

    German`s in Vancover
    Until World War I, Vancouver was a major centre of German. Germans were a huge number of none english people in Vancover intill around 1980 that was over taken by the Chinese.
  • Communist Party

    Communist Party
    The Communist Party was made illegal under the Criminal Code. Even naturalized immigrants who were members of the Party could have their citizenship revoked and be deported.
  • Chinese relaxment

    Chinese relaxment
    After the Tiananmen Square massacre, the government relaxed requirements for Chinese in Canada. Roughly 8,000 acquired permanent residence,