Canada's independence was a matter of mutual agreement with Great Britain. It was a "win-win" situation.
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The question suggests Canada is independent today, which it is not except for small local matters.
Today Canada is a protectorate of the USA and answers to the USA on all major questions of defense, trade and international politics. The USA patrols Canadian airspace and waters and Canada has recently entered into border deals that would see Canada "share" enforcement with the country 10X it's size. Only a Canadian would think of Canada as independent.
As for Confederation, Canada did not have to ask, in fact Britain had been pushing for Canada to defend itself and become independent many decades before Confederation. Britain was also quick to give over to Canada all other territories and possessions held by Britain in North America. Britain also supported the purchase of Rupert's Land.
It was more a case of being told than asking. Something that upset the Canadian delegation when they witnessed the rapid passing of the British North America Act in the British parliament.
by asking nicely
You become an admin when a current admin lets you be one, so I would suggest asking nicely.
When you prey to god ver nicely not badly nicely then you will get anything good not nasty. Hope that helps. :)
by asking nicely! Check the instruction manual
You can try asking them nicely. You can explain the importance of the class. They will understand.
Kids can get their parents to take them to the beach by asking nicely. They could do chores to help their parents.
Nicely say your not at all interesed and you want to be friends.
You can try asking one of us very nicely and dealing with it when we roll our eyes, groan, or just laugh at you.
The best way to give a to an independent contractor is to wrap it nicely put your contact information and then send it to him.
By doing jobs around the house and asking nicely while providing a reason why you would like another dog
This question would come as a big surprise to the Inuit, who are doing quite nicely, thank you, and even have a Canadian territory of their own. If, on the other hand, you are asking about the details of Inuit magical ceremonies, you are probably not going to get a reliable answer here.
No, nicely is an adverb; a word that modifies a verb; The noun form is niceness or nicety. Examples: The suit is nicely tailored. (nicely tells about the verb, tailored) She sings so nicely. (nicely describes the verb, sings) It was a nicely played game. (nicely tells how it 'was played', the verb)