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0496 – Fleur-de-Lys
1215 – Magna Carta
1497 – John Cabot
1534 1542 – Jacques Cartier
1576 – Martin Frobisher
1600’s 2000’s – English, Welsh, Scottish & Irish settlers
1600’s Early – English colonies
1604 – French colonists
1604 – Pierre de Monts
1608 – Champlain
1670 – King Charles II
1690 – Count Frontenac
1700’s – England and France battled
1700’s – Maple Leaf
1701 – French and Iroquois
1755 1763 – Britain and France at war
1758 – First representative assembly
1759 – Plains of Abraham
1773 – First representative assembly
1774 – Quebec Act
1775 – Sir Guy Carleton
1776 – United States independence
1782 1783 – Loyalist
1785 – First representative assembly
1791 – Constitutional Act
1792 – Establish Freetown
1793 – Abolition of slavery
1800’s – Ice hockey
1800’s 1980’s – Aboriginal children
1807 – Bans the buying and selling of slaves
1812 – The fight for Canada
1812 1814 – Maj. Gen. Sir Isaac Brock
1813 – Burn down Government House
1813 – Laura Secord
1813 – Lt. Col. Charles de Salaberry
1814 – Burn down the White House
1814 – Duke of Wellington
1815, Jan. 11Th – Sir John Alexander Macdonald
1832 – Montreal stock exchange
1833 – Abolishes slavery
1837 1838 – Rebellions
1840 – Upper and Lower Canada
1842 1869 – Sir William Logan
1847 1848 – Responsible Government
1848 1849 – Lord Elgin
1849 – Sir Louis-Hippolyte La Fonatine
1850’s – Maple leaf
1853 – May Ann (Shadd) Carey
1854 – Victoria Cross
1857 – Queen Victoria
1860’s – Parliament buildings
1864 – Sir Leonard Tilley
1867 – Constitution Act
1867 – Sir John Alexander Macdonald
1867 – The British North America Act
1867 – The Dominion
1867, July 1, – Fathers of Confederation
1869 – Hudson Bay Co
1870 – Louis Riel
1870 – Northwest Territories
1871 – British Columbia joins
1873 – Mounted Police
1873 – PEI
1880 – Arctic Islands
1880 – O Canada
1885 – Banff National Park
1885 – Second rebellion in Saskatchewan
1885, Nov. 7Th – Pacific Railway
1890’s – Gold rush
1890’s 1900’s – Economy grew
1891 – James Naismith
1892 – Stanley
1898 – Yukon
1899 1902 – Boer War
1900 – Paaderberg & Lillefontein
1905 – Alberta and Saskatchewan
1914 – Britain declared war
1915 – In Flanders Fields
1916 – Grant voting rights to women
1916 – Parliament fire
1917 – Sir Robert Boden
1917 – Vimy Ridge
1918 – Women granted the right to vote
1918, Aug.8th – Battle of Amiens
1918, Nov. 11th – First World War
1920’s – Group of Seven
1921 – Agnes MacPhail
1921 – King George V
1927 – Old age security
1927 – Peace Tower
1928, 32,36 – Phil Edwards
1929 – Stock market crash
1934 – Bank of Canada
1937 – John Buchan
1939 – Second World War
1940 – Employment Insurance
1940 – Women granted the right to vote
1943 1944 – Liberation of Italy
1944 1945 – Liberates the Netherlands
1944, June 6th – D-Day invasion
1945 1970 – Canada draws closer to the USA
1945, August 14th – Japan surrenders
1945, May 8th – Germany surrenders
1947 – Discovery of oil
1948 – Japanese Canadians
1949 – Newfoundland and Labrador
1950 1953 – Korean War
1950’s – Modern abstract art
1951 – Adequate food
1952 – Queen Elizabeth II
1956 – Hungary
1960 – Aboriginals right to vote
1960 – Quiet Revolution
1960’S – Canadians origins
1965 – Canadian Flag
1965 – Pension plans
1967 – Honours system
1969 – Official Languages Act
1970 – La Francophonie organization
1970’s – First Nations
1975 – Vietnam
1979 1988 – Wayne Gretzky
1980 – National Anthem
1980 – Terry Fox
1980, 1995 – Referendum dates
1982 – Canadian Charter of Rights
1985 – Rick Hansen
1988 – Canadians of Japanese origin
1988 – Free trade agreement
1989 – Space agency
1994 – NAFTA
1996 – Donovan Bailey
1999 – Nunavut
2002 – Queens Golden Jubilee
2005 – Adrienne Clarkson
2006 – Chinese head tax
2006 – Quebecois
2008 – Ottawa apologized
2012 – Queens Diamond Jubilee
Adolf Hitler
Adrienne Clarkson
Agnes MacPhail MP
Alexander Graham Bell
Anne of Green Gables
April 9th – Vimy Day
Atom Egoyan
Bill Reid
Brigadier James Wolfe & Marquis de Montcalm
Catriona Le May Doan
