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London, UK

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where the qubec act was signed in 1774

Gulf of St Lawrence

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where the french originally settled in canada in 1604

Fort William, UK

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one of the areas where the fur trade happened in

Valley City, Ohio, USA

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where the start of the 7 years war was

Hôtel d'York, Rue Jacob, Paris, France

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where the treaty of paris was signed innevetibally ending the 7 years war

Saint Croix Island, Calais, ME, USA

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where de champlain first setlled in north america

St Lawrence River, Longueuil, QC

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where jacques cartier first founded canada

Lower Fort Garry National Historic Site, Provincial Trunk Highway 9, Saint Andrews, MB

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where the first treaty was written in 1871

Parties: The Anishinaabe and Swampy Cree First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms: Provided reserve lands, annuities, and other considerations in exchange for surrendering traditional territories.

Fort Qu'Appelle, SK

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where treaty 4 was signed 1874

Parties: Cree and Saulteaux First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms: Similar to previous treaties, with provisions for reserves, annuities, and hunting and fishing rights.

Lake of the Woods, Ontario

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treaty 3 1875
Parties inclided: Saulteaux and Ojibwa (Chippewa) First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms of the treaty: Addressed reserve lands, annuities, and the right to harvest resources on surrendered lands.

Norway House, MB

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one of two areas where treaty 5 was signed 1875-1876
Parties: Cree, Ojibwa, and Dene First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms: Included provisions for reserves, annuities, and the right to harvest

Berens River, MB

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1 of 2 places where treaty 5 was signed 1875-1876

Parties: Cree, Ojibwa, and Dene First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms: Included provisions for reserves, annuities, and the right to harvest resources.

Fort Carlton Provincial Park, Saskatchewan 212, Duck Lake, SK

kk1021 — 2024-01-18 15:15:06 UTC

one of 2 locations where treaty 6 was signed 1876
Parties: Plains and Woods Cree, Assiniboine, and other First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms: Addressed reserve lands, annuities, and healthcare provisions.

Fort Pitt, SK

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one of 2 locations where treaty 6 was signed 1876
Parties: Plains and Woods Cree, Assiniboine, and other First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms: Addressed reserve lands, annuities, and healthcare provisions.

Blackfoot Crossing, Wheatland County, Alberta

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Treaty 7 signed in 1877

Parties: Blackfoot Confederacy, Stoney, and Tsuut'ina First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms: Provided reserve lands, annuities, and the right to hunt on unoccupied Crown lands.

Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta

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Treaty 8 signed 1899

Cree, Dene, and Métis First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms: Addressed reserve lands, annuities, and the right to harvest resources, including trapping and hunting.

La Loche, Saskatchewan

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treaty 10 signed 1906

Parties: Dene and Cree First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms: Addressed reserve lands, annuities, and resource harvesting rights.

Fort Providence, NT

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treaty 11 signed 1921

Various Dene and Métis First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms: Similar to previous treaties, covering reserve lands, annuities, and resource rights.

Fort Hope, ON

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1 of various signing places of treaty 9 in 1905-1906

Parties: Cree and Ojibwa First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms: Similar to previous treaties, with provisions for reserves, annuities, and resource rights.

Moose Factory, ON

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another location for treaty 9 signing 1905-1906

Parties: Cree and Ojibwa First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms: Similar to previous treaties, with provisions for reserves, annuities, and resource rights.

Fort Severn, ON

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another signing area for treaty 9 1905-1906

Parties: Cree and Ojibwa First Nations, and the Crown.
Terms: Similar to previous treaties, with provisions for reserves, annuities, and resource rights.

Vimy, France

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Vimy, France is an important place in Canadian history because it held one of the most pivotal battles in WW1. This battle consisted of Canada liberating the ridge from German control on April 9, 1917 and had ended on April 12, 1917.

Calgary, Alberta

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Known as the first oil "Boom Town" in Canada following the discovery of oil in the early 20th century.Known as the first oil "Boom Town" in Canada following the discovery of oil in the early 20th century.

Winnipeg, Manitoba

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The site of the Winnipeg General Strike in 1919, representing a significant event in Canada's labor history and highlighting the social tensions post-WWI.

Saskatchewan

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Tommy Douglas, the Premier of Saskatchewan, played a crucial role in the introduction of universal healthcare in Canada, setting a precedent that would eventually be adopted nationwide.

Medicine Hat, Alberta

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followed Calgary's lead in experiencing economic growth due to the oil boom

Edmonton, Alberta

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followed Calgary's lead in experiencing economic growth due to the oil boom

Red Deer, Alberta

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followed Calgary's lead in experiencing economic growth due to the oil boom

Montreal, Quebec

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During Prohibition in the 1920s, Montreal became known for its liquor sales and was less affected by Prohibition than other parts of Canada, contributing to its economic resilience and diverse cultural landscape.

Ottawa, Ontario

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The capital of Canada and the location where significant decisions regarding Canada's participation in both World Wars were made

Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Significant for its contribution to WWII efforts, particularly in the manufacturing of the Hurricane airplane,

Vancouver, British Columbia

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Known for having the largest dry-dock in Canada during WWII, Vancouver played a crucial role in shipbuilding and repairing,