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... prefer to see Canada politically independent. His refusal to receive knighthood on occasions springs from his preference that Canada should free.” It appears to a curious choice of Commissioner for the Dominion Government make, especially Canada has been making ...
... (says an Americatt paper) now being constructed on the Canadian side of the Sault Ste. Marie will in two years give Canada an independent route from the bead of Lake Superior to the Atlantic seaboard. American.veseels sailing between Lake Erie and Lake ...
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... in Canada tohon wick regulations about court dresses, and oen be th veynorrow of the formation of an GA imnonial force intended to assist the empire in ?? case of var, there should have become public of m amovement for declaring Canada independent, a ...
... Barram’s But to siderations, put aside the above important coa- t us consider the caso of Canada. It is not generally known that for about six months in the year Canada’s com. merce with this country is chiefly transacted through United States ports. ‘The ...
... which in hie heart he' ment is at the present moment claiming for . entirety disliked, and it. was doubtles s with i Canada independent treaty powers is a clear proof of this—and. while they will a souse of infinite relief that Mr. Balfour allowed hit ...
... till 1892. It will be about 3,700 feet long, and the length of the lock 600 feet. When it is finished it will render Canada independent of the United States canal, and at the same time provide an alternative channel between Lakes Superior and Huron, which ...
... the cost has been over £11.009.000, which volumes fur the cncigy and v tend fast pnrpeac of the Dominion. will make Canada independent of the United Stele* Canal, and that is important, because there have been none hitches with regard to British troop* ...
... than would Canada by the adoption of such a policy. The completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway has fortunately rendered Canada independent of American lines for communication between the various provinces of which Canada is composed. If ...
... territory J t hemisphere, and Iris words SPSS 'ad mere particularly in mind , Honduras, though there A.f g e to an independent Canada 'p'* oo °f the Falkland Islands to ! ut extravagant the speech tt its conception and utter>deat and Tendencies which ...
... s,” and Queen Victoria was in favour of Canada becoming an independent kingdom under a prince. The King and Queen will travel 8,000 miles in Canada and will come in touch with millions of their subjects. Canada is delighted at this opportunity of showing ...
... o' the Empire, are at the same time preaching the of ‘Independent Canada.” And what dors this mean? Simpty a modified term tor anperation to the United States af America. Is there any man in Canada who ocon- scientiously thinks that she could stand alone ...