Canada in WW2

yes they were in world war 2 because they helped the Americans

Canada DID, and still DOES have a Parliamentary Democracy, with elected Members Of Parliament representing individual districts, or rydings. In an election, the local candidate that gets the most votes is elected, and takes their seat in the Federal house of Parlament in Ottawa. The Party that elects the MOST members forms the Government, while the other parties form the Opposition, whose job it is to question the Government on proposed new laws and policies that being suggested for consideration in Parliament. This has been the Canadian political system since the mid 1800's, and it is based on the British Parliamentary system.

The shortest driving distance between Halifax, NS and Calgary, AB is 3,768 km or 2,342 miles. The average road distance between the two locations is 4,320.52 km.

The Allies and the Axis.
Allies and Axis

• Yes, if they have a licence, also they have to be insured on your car. Or they have to have a special insurance so you can drive others car. Hope I helped even though i dont drive.
• In the UK - if you have a valid policy of comprehensive motor insurance on your own own motor vehicle you will often be insured to drive third party in another person's vehicle, Clearly you would need the consent of the other vehicle owner and you should check your own policy of motor insurance. To see the different types of motor insurance policy in the UK - notably the difference between comprehensive and third party see the link entitled - "Car accident Insurance".

To stabilize Afghanistan, and help remove the Taliban government. This was following the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Centre, and our NATO cohorts, the United States' invasion of Iraq shortly thereafter.

well, it depends on what you think of as "the allies" so the answer is yes because wichever side they joined could be "the allies". but i do know that they went against the Germans like most others so if you percieve the Germans as allies the answer is NO.

Refugees come to Canada because they either have war or their country is in danger. Also they might come to Canada because their country doesn't have rights that they think they should have. They also come to Canada because they want to have freedom.

can i just say; that question makes no sense. its quite hard to specify exactly how many battles as there are many battles which have not yet been discovered. and who's "we" anyway?!

No sense!! x

The raid on Dieppe in 1942 shows the Allies were incapable of taking a French port intact. British Commandoes & Canadian forces were repelled with great loss.

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Countries have to depend on each other more now than in the past to solve economic problems. People used telephones. They were not as good as are ones today.

1. conscription never appealed to francophone because they did not feel devotion to britain so when they voted no to conscription the gonvernment went against them which angered them.

2. FLQ terrerist group that wanted quebec to seperate from canada

3. bill 101 was introduced which strengthened the french language in quebec

4.quebec felt like they needed for power with the amending formula as quebec felt the charter would override the language laws which issues were not resolved in the kitchen accord.

5. the notwithstanding clause enables changes if 7/10 provinces with 50% of canada s population witch excluded quebec if ontario was included

Yes Pierre trudeau was justified in using the war measures act. It was the only defence to cease the FLQs violence.

Yes. It was called "For the Love of Books"

No president in Canada.

Christopher Columbus, it is also said that he founded the United States, but it is not sure.

A left handed, preachers kid who's father doesn't want Luke to play baseball or be a lefty. But Luke is a child prodigy when it comes to baseball (pitching to be exact)

William Lyon Mackenzie had several siblings, including his brother, John, and his sister, Mary. John Mackenzie was notable for being a prominent figure in the community of York (now Toronto), while Mary married William McKenzie, a local merchant. The family played a role in the social and political landscape of Upper Canada during the early 19th century.

Mambasa is located in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It is a territory in the Ituri Province, situated in the northeastern part of the country. Mambasa is known for its rich biodiversity and forested areas.

July 1st is annually celebrated in Canada to celebrate and commemorate the enactment of the British North America Act of July 1, 1867. The act united Canada as a single country of four provinces. It is known as Canada Day.

2 to 3 hours, depending on how fast you drive and where in the Haliburton Highlands region you are wanting to get to. For example, here is driving route (including distance and time) info from Toronto to the town of Haliburton:

http://www.mapquest.com/mq/10-_hn4xC12

Also keep in mind that time of year can make a big difference to travel times. Although the roads are all generally well maintained, it is still mostly single-lane in each direction -- and with a lot of extremely hilly terrain, it can be difficult to safely pass trucks or other slow moving vehicles. If travelling between approx. mid-May to mid-September (particularly on a weekend) you will be sharing these small highways and roads with thousands of other vehicles heading to camps, resorts and cottages.

For more on tourism in the Haliburton area, please visit:

http://www.haliburton-tourism.com/

yes they have to follow there home rules

Yes , Canda fought on both sides because it was then still part of the UK and had Royal ties to it so when England entered the war so did Canada.