MP History 30 Map by Makenna Pasloski

Regina, SK

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The capital city of Saskatchewan

Fort Qu'Appelle, SK

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The site treaty 4 was signed on september 15 1874

Ottawa, ON

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Capital of Canada

Edmonton, AB

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Capital of Alberta

Victoria, BC

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Capital of British Columbia

Toronto, ON

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Capital of Ontario

Québec City, QC

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Capital of Quebec

Montreal, QC Fur Trade

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Montreal was the centre of new France's fur trade because of its location. its was a major french foot hold

Ottawa River Champlain explore

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Champlain explored ottawa river on his voyage

Québec Champlain founding

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Champlain founded quebec in 1608. Making Quebec a very important part of Canada.

St Lawrence River Champlain

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Champlain's first trip to north america was to the St Lawrence river in 1603

Gaspé, QC

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Champlain first heard about acadia in Gaspe

Bay of Fundy

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Champlain explored the bay of fundy to find a site for permanent settlement

Lake Champlain battle the Haudenosaunee

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when champlain battled the Haudenosaunee it began the 150 years of war between Iroquois and the French.

Paris, France Treaty of Paris 1763

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The Treaty of Paris 1763 was signed on February 10th 1763 and ended the 7 years war between France, Britain and Spain. it created the basis for the modern country of Canada.

Louisbourg, NS 7 Year War

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The British captured Louisbourg in 1758 in the 7 Year War which shifted the war and France formally ceded Canada to the British. It has made canada what it is today.

Fort Frontenac (1673), Ontario Street, Kingston, ON

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The British destroyed fort frontenac with its stock of supplies for the western post

Charlottetown, PE Confederation

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Charlottetown conference is the birthplace of the Confederation Act.

Ontario Confederation

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Ontario joined Confederation in 1867 being one of the four first provinces to join confederation.

Québec Confederation

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Quebec joined confederation in 1867 being one of the four first provinces to join confederation.

New Brunswick Confederation

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New Brunswick joined confederation in 1867 being one of the four first provinces to join confederation.

Nova Scotia Confederation

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Nova scotia joined confederation in 1867 being one of the four first provinces to join confederation.

Newfoundland and Labrador Confederation

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Newfoundland and Labrador was the last province to join canada in 1949.

Québec City, QC conference

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the Quebec Conference happened from 10-27 of october 1864 and is a big reason for confederation

Canada prime minister

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John A Macdonald became the first prime minister of canada and made canada what it is today

Quebec act of 1774

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quebec act of 1774 was made to gain the loyalty of the french speaking majority of the province of quebec.

Plains of Abraham, Québec City, QC british victory

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The british won against france and france surrendered most of their north american territory to the british which made the new canada

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

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treaty 1 was signed here on august 3rd 1871.

Lake Manitoba, Manitoba

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treaty 2 was signed at the manitoba post treaty on the west shore of lake manitoba on august 21 1871.

Lake of the Woods, ON

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the 3rd treaty was signed here on october 3rd 1873

Berens River, MB

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Treaty 5 was signed here on the 20 september 1875

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

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Treaty 6 was signed here on august 28 1876

Blackfoot Crossing Historical Park, Wheatland County, AB

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treaty 7 was signed here on september 22 1877

Lesser Slave Lake, Alberta

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Treaty 8 was signed here on july 8 1899

Ottawa, ON

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Treaty 9 was signed here on November 6 1905

Île-à-la-Crosse, SK

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treaty 10 was signed here on november 7 1906

Behchoko, NT

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Treaty 11 was signed here on june 27 1921

Vancouver, BC komagata maru

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The Komagata Maru reached the shores of vancouver on may 23 1914 but was turned away because they made stops and ended up staying for 2 months

Hong Kong komagata maru

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The komagata maru left to vancouver from hong kong on april 4 1914 with 376 passengers.

Juno Beach, France ww2

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on june 6 1944 canadians attacked Juno beach and suffered over 1000 loses the first day but they still reached the objective.

Calgary, AB boom town

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Calgary exploded in size in the 20th century because of their oil and they were called boom town

Vimy, France Vimy Ridge Battle

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100,000 canadians fought and the fortified ridge held by germans for 3 years

Winnipeg, MB first strike

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Helen armstrong organizes a strike for better working conditions and gender equality and it lasted over a month

Toronto, ON overcrowding

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toronto was overcrowded and was the breeding ground for diseases like Typhoid and Diptheria

Canadian National Vimy Memorial, Chemin des Canadiens, Givenchy-en-Gohelle, France

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The vimy memorial from the vimy ridge battle is still standing in france

Montreal, QC liquor

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montreal was the only city in canada where liquor was sold legally in the 1920s. led to major organized crime groups like bootlegging

Saskatchewan Tommy douglas

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Tommy Douglas creates free healthcare