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Newfoundland Becomes Province

Newfoundland was the 10 province to join the supremacy of Canada by goodness of the Westminster Act. The legislature met for the first time on July 13 in St. John's.

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Nisga'a Treaty Approved

The Nisga'a people of northwest British Columbia would now have the right to self-government if a measure was accepted by the House of Commons 217–48. The band was given $253 million and 2000 square kilometers of territory. They agreed to go without future claims and pay taxes in trade.

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Yukon Land Claims

The federal government released a council to bargain land claims in the Yukon.

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Newfoundland Votes vs Canada

In a public vote on Newfoundland, 69,000 people voted for the island's ongoing self government, 64,000 in favor of its combination with Canada, and 22,000 against it. Union with Canada was supported by 7,000 voters in the following vote on July 22.

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Newfoundland Commission Government

Newfoundland was first governed by a British arranged assignment

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Newfoundland Reverts to Crown

Because of its money situation, Newfoundland was downgraded from supremacy status, had its regulations suspended, and was once again a Crown colony.

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Events Leading Up To The Confederation Today ( Important Events)  

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Events Leading Up To The Confederation Today ( Important Events)  

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By: Paramveer Singh

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St Albons Raid

A company of the Confederation located in Canada attacked St. Albans, Vermont. This American Civil War land advertisement in the north highly enraged Great Britain and the USA. Have to do with American trespass on northward were more intense than normal earlier to Canadian Confederation by incidents like the St. Albans attack .

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Trying to convince the Maritime provinces to join the Canadian Confederation, John A. Macdonald was present at the Charlottetown discussion.

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Vote for Confederation

The Province of Canada's Legislative Council voted for a resolve appeal with the Imperial Parliament to dedicate to the rules of regulation bringing British North America together. On March 11, the meeting agreed to the speech.

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London Conference

In London, England, 16 representatives from the Province of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick met with the British management. Deputy look into the Québec  intention all over the 3 month discussion, and made a text that would serve as the base for the British North America Act. They as well decided to call the new nation "Canada '' and declared it a supremacy.

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British North America Act

On March 29, Queen Victoria allowed the British Parliament a nod of approval of the British North America Act. It then became in force on July 1st. The Act then made a single federal union between the territories of Canada, Nova Scotia, and finally New Brunswick. Newfoundland was then named as Canada's most new province in 1949. Nunavut then became Canada's most new territory in 1999. Its setting up gives the Inuit people of the area self governance.

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Proclamation of Confederation

The supremacy of Canada was out on July 1st, according to a royal proclamation.

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Rupert's Land Act

The Crown was able to include Rupert's Land into the supremacy of Canada when the Rupert's Land Act was confirmed.

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First Election Post-Confederation

The Conservative Party is shown to be successful by Sir John A. Macdonald. Men who meet property conditions and are above the age 21 are allowed to vote.

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HBC Surrenders Rupert's Land

The Canadian government then got back Rupert's Land from the Hudson's Bay Company.

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Manitoba Joins Confederation

After the Manitoba Act came into play, Manitoba became officially the 5 provinces in Canada.

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British Columbia Joins Confederation

The 6 province to join Confederation was British Columbia. On February 15, 1872, the legislature ordered for the first time following Confederation.

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Yukon Becomes Separate Territory

Yukon became their own territory with a commissioner and a partly elected council by Act of Parliament.

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Prince Edward Island Joins Confederation

PRince Edward Island joined the Confederation in which being the 8 province doing so.

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Alberta and Saskatchewan Become Provinces

Alberta and Saskatchewan joined Canada as the 8th and 9th provinces by 2 federal Acts which got royal agreement on July 20. Alberta's border with Saskatchewan was set at 110°, even though Albertans wanted 107°. The Acts decided that the West was to have non sectarian schools.