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... besides ' the vast subsoil wealth of British Columbia, kg groid silver, copper, lead. coal, he. Mat at I Canada's coal is near to the surface.) When Canada's minerals, meta* and other ' ducts are given cheap water passage to the meta, and thence to the Panama ...
... worked by electricity. The construction of this canal gives Canada an independent waterway from the head of Lake Superior to the ocean. The American engineers engaged in constructing the canal on the Michigan side of the river telegraphed their congratulations ...
... mission was tostrike down E’itilh institutions in North America, and to bring about a political union between Canada and th:{fnited States. Canada had loaned to the Grand Trunk enormous sums, not a dollarof which had been repaid. Sir Charles then continued ...
... STATUS OF CANADA. SIR W. LAURIER AND IMPERIALISM. ous OWN CORRESPONDENT.) TORONTO. MARCH 15. The Canadian State.ernan publishes a statement from Mr. John S. Ewart, K.C.. the leader of e movement to make Canada an independent kingdom under the British ...
... tmassetwith s Dawson elly and Tolson gold-1112te el es bo jb.UOidh& Tim Ulm amens by sem. Its exedriveiewwifl render Canada wholly independent ad American routes. , as 101141;6, r. ; • . 2' 7% ifoool,. Pedlet. o 4, ad MO-Sails ,T is for u. ass.sayess Apif ...
... PROPAGANDA IN CANADA. SPEAKER REFUSED A REARING. (PROW OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) TORONTO, MAY 12. Mr. Lindsay Crawford, editor of the Toronto Statesman, who is one of the chief agitators throughout the United States and Canada for an independent Ireland, found ...
... CHURCH OF CANADA. (Isom ova OWN COARESPONDIINT.) OTTAWA, JAN. 7. Bishop Farthing, speaking at the dinner of the Federation of Churchmen's Associations in Montreal last night, said that the Anglican Church of Canada was absolutely independent of the Mother ...
... with noderation for the most part,PresidentHarrieon's in °elan:tuition ordering retaliatory measures I against Canada. The Mai/ (Independent) says that the form of retaliation adopted is far more moderate than was expected, and adds that the measures taken ...
... even independent Canada will hang in the balan , e, and she may suffer for having failed to face her higher destiny. For there is • higher and a nobler destiny than Canadian national independence. If annexation is undesirable, and independence In fatuous ...
... City, :-- people et Canada ennadonee In the chief et Government, Sir Robert Bonlen. . Iti time to make prayers for the et the Brithh It unfortunately Germany shoal vrtn, whet Would prevent her from meeting Canada ? La Petrie, independent, news 3- War, however ...
... be induced to adopt a Home Rule resolution. The chances are, he adds, that, if the question could be decided by Canada, independent of the exigencies of party politics, two-thirds of the Canadian people would oppose the Bill now before the British ...
... some length of Canada's present position. He did not consider that there any great sentiment in this country in favour of annexation to the United States, but he did believe there was a quiet feeling in Canada In favour of independence. Beth, I however ...