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The increase in populationledto the creation in 1791 of Upper Canada ( nowOntario ) and Lower Canada ( Quebec
Morse Codewas inventedand the British Parliament passed an Act uniting Upper and Lower Canada
Responsibility for operation of the post office ... the Province of Canadahad been createdin 1840 when Parliament passed the Union Act joining Upper Canada and Lower Canada
The Act of Union 's main goal wasto createone parliament , with representatives from both Canada West and Canada East ( aka Upper and Lower Canada
in 1840triggeredCanada East and Canada West after the British Parliament nuclear Upper and Lower Canada into the Province of Canada
Prime Minister Pierre Elliot TrudeauledCanada 's Parliament in repatriating Canada 's Constitution
landssetaside in Upper Canada and Lower Canada under the Constitutional Act of 1791
not a British statutecreatingUpper and Lower Canada in 1791
Islamophobic politicians in search of the submissive state(passive) to be led byCanada ’s parliament and Ontario ’s legislature appear
Also the architect of this building went onto designCanada 's parliament buildings and stuff
the United Province of Canadacreatingthe United Province of Canada
the North West Mounted Police ( NWMP ) and establish a force of 300 scarlet - coated riders , sent west from Ontario with a mandate to bring law and order to the Dominion ’s North - West Territoriesto createthe North West Mounted Police ( NWMP ) and establish a force of 300 scarlet - coated riders , sent west from Ontario with a mandate to bring law and order to the Dominion ’s North - West Territories
a national police forceto createa national police force
the French - speaking majority of Lower Canada from forming a parliamentary majority in a new Provincial Parliament where French would be bannedto preventthe French - speaking majority of Lower Canada from forming a parliamentary majority in a new Provincial Parliament where French would be banned
of 308 members of parliament , elected in single - member constituencies representing the entire countrycurrently composedof 308 members of parliament , elected in single - member constituencies representing the entire country