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What part of Canada i s owned by the french?
Canada is not owned by the french. Non of it is. It isnt owned by England either. Canada is its own country. Not owned by anyone but itself.
Are there coral reefs on the coast of Canada?
no there isnt.
How is Canada connected to France?
The country of Canada is related to the country of France in the sense that the first Europeans that arrived and conquered the territory of Canada sailed from France, and later were the colonizers of part of the country. They remained as the colonizers of Canada until the year of 1760, when the British gained control of the country.
Is Saint-Pierre et Miquelon part of Canada?
Yes. ==== No. It is part of France. Under the Treaty of Paris (1763), France retained Saint-Pierre et Miquelon.
How did Britain own Canada?
british colony,part of the new world including the states
What was the name given to France's territory in America?
France colony in North America was called New France. It spanned a large part of nowadays Canada, and a good part of the central eastern states of the US down to Louisiana.
Is Paris a part of Canada?
There actually is a town named Paris in Ontario- see 'related links' for more information. However, the better known Paris is not a part of Canada- it is in France.
What part of the new world did the France claim?
Parts of canada and then eventualy the U.K. took most of it from them
Who did Canada get its independence from?
Canada is a self governing Dominion within the Commonwealth. Formerly it was part of the British Empire.First, France, then Britain, and in the future the USA.
How does Canada border France?
Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, which lies about 20 km off Newfoundland's Burin Peninsula, is part of France. Whether it technically shares a border with Canada, however, is questionable.
What hemisphere are Canada and France in?
Although Canada and France are both in the Northern Hemisphere, France is in the Eastern Hemisphere and Canada is in the Western Hemisphere.
How is footloose a part is rock and roll?
it isnt...
