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Maybe Conrad Black but historically the answer could have been The Hudson Bay Company, except back then there wasn't a Canada like there is today so the land they claimed was theirs.

Also land in todays Canada is not always "owned" by Canada. Canada is a Confederation of many Nations and those Nations do own their own land.

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