The British North America Act made Canada a British colony. Canada did not become entirely independent until 1980, with the repatriation of the constitution. Canada remains part of the British Commonwealth, however, and Queen Elizabeth II remains Canada's head of state, although that is purely a ceremonial position (as it is in England as well).
No. Canada is located in North America not Europe. It is an independent country but loyal to the British Commonwealth.
Canada was the first country to be created by legislation. The British Parliament passed the British North America Act, thereby creating Canada. Canada owes its very existence as a country to the British North America Act.
No. 'Colombia' is a country in South America. 'British Columbia' is a province of Canada, which is in North America.
The Americans were considered an independent country, All British troops pulled out of America, Americans were allowed to fish off the coast of Canada.
Canada was established by the British North America Actin 1867.
Canada is a country in the North American continent, but is independent from the United States of America.
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British Columbia was never independent. It was a British colony at the time of Canada's Confederation (July 1, 1867), and it became a province when it joined Canada on July 20, 1871, according to the provisions of the British North America Act.
England is a country in the UK on the continent of Europe. Canada is a country on the continent of North America.
In 1803 Canada was still part of the United Kingdom. It became independent in 1867 and is now a British Commonwealth.
No. Canada is an independent country and has never been owned by the US. Canada was owned by the United Kingdom of Great Britain. Today, Canada is a British Commonwealth. Meaning they have their own government but they are still ruled by the British Monarch.
Canada is an independent country.