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(Encyclopedia)CE5 CE5 Canada kănˈədə , independent nation (2020 est. pop. 37,742,154), 3,851,787 sq mi ...Canada Act
(Encyclopedia)Canada Act, also called the Constitutional Act of 1982, which made Canada a fully sovereign state. The British Parliament approved it on Mar. 25, 1982, and Queen Elizabeth II proclaimed it on Apr. 17,...Canada balsam
(Encyclopedia)Canada balsam, yellow, oily, resinous exudation obtained from the balsam fir. It is an oleoresin (see resin) with a pleasant odor but a biting taste. It is a turpentine rather than a true balsam. On s...Canada Company
(Encyclopedia)Canada Company, land settlement company chartered in England in 1826. It was initiated by the Scottish novelist John Galt, who proposed that Upper Canada (Ontario) sell government lands in order to ra...Canada Day
(Encyclopedia)Canada Day, formerly Dominion Day, Canadian national holiday, celebrated July 1. It is the anniversary of the uniting in 1867 of Upper and Lower Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia as the dominion ...Canada jay
(Encyclopedia)Canada jay: see jay.Canada rice
(Encyclopedia)Canada rice: see wild rice.Canada thistle
(Encyclopedia)Canada thistle: see thistle.Lower Canada
(Encyclopedia)Lower Canada: see Quebec, province, Canada. ...Upper Canada
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