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They used to be, but they have not been for many years. In 1867, Canada became a dominion, and in 1982, the last vestiges of British rule were officially ended. Canada is still part of the British Commonwealth, but it is also an entirely independent nation. The name British Columbia refers back to the time when Canada was like a colony of Great Britain. These days, many Canadians think of themselves as first and foremost citizens of Canada; but some (especially older English-speaking Canadians) still recall the historical ties with England and still think of the British monarchy with fondness.
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What do you call someone from British Columbia?
british columbians
What is British Columbia Medical Association's motto?
British Columbia Medical Association's motto is 'BC doctors, caring for British Columbians'.
What costoms do Columbians follow?
columbians follow church regulations and holidays
How much did Canada bid for the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver?
the bid is not a monetary value although it is costing british columbians untold millions
What do Columbians drink?
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Which British bird has the most feathers?
The Whistling Swan Cygnus Columbians is the bird that has the most feathers. In the winter, they can have up to 25,000 feathers.
How do you say Columbians in spanish?
columbiano
What do you call the people of Columbia?
Columbians
Language spoken by Columbians?
spanish
What do Columbians eat?
Sam Attlen
Why did the Columbians reject the agreement?
because they were not happy the US
What percentage of Columbians own their own car?
2.7%
