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Q: What is the order of joining Canada?
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What are the negative things about Canada west joining the confederacy?

there are no negative things


What was the significance of Canada joining NORAD?

It made Canada and the USA allies... we wouldn't have came together if it wasn't for the NORAD.


What were the pros for Canada west to join Canada?

Canada West was Canada, it did not have to join. It was part of the United Province of Canada. Western Canada was purchased by Canada, it, the inhabitants, had no say in joining. Even less after Canadian troops were sent in to make the pro's very clear.


When was Order of Canada created?

Order of Canada was created in 1967.


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Red, blue, green and yellow.


When did Order of Canada happen?

Order of Canada happened on 1967-04-17.


What was the outcome of Prince Edward Island joining Confederation?

The outcome of Prince Edward Island's joining of the Canadian Confederation was that its major financial issues were solved. They also began to receive government services from Canada.


Did Terry Fox receive the order of Canada?

Terry Fox did receive the Order Of Canada


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What were the benefits of Newfoundland joining Canada?

Newfoundland was a coastal colony. Almost all the jobs were related to the sea, most to fishing.


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the Klondike Gold rush brought many Americans toward Canada and the canadians thought that the ameriacans would use this to take over Canada.


How many people are presented the Order of Canada every year?

All living Canadian Citizens are eligible for receiving the Order of Canada. Every year there are 15 people people living in Canada who can get the Order of Canada presented.