... sort of rescue operation designed to wean contemporary Canada away from its new feeling of independence. Countries, like people, grow up, tho - dgh the process may be longer and more painful, and Canada in its healthy maturity as a nation, with its expanding ...

... as to give them an independence and a stability. 'The speaker wished he could see more English people owning their own houses as they did in Canada: they would do ■way with a lot of that discontent which was now so rampant. Canada was greatly in need ...

... Prelude to independence ONE OF the curiosi- of post-war world history is the surpris- number of ing countries which have changed their names Africa has become especially noted for this trend, and a number of cases have occurred in Asia too— the latest ...

... Monro© doctrine would take place even though Canada should be invaded, provided the invader did not permanently instal himself upon the North American Continent. He was speaking, however, of Canada war. Had Canada remained peace, had she treated the European ...

... Canada needs Anglo-French bond-Queen The Queen. speaking in English and French, said yesterday that a fruitful dialogue between the British and French cultures was a condition of Canada's survival. Addressing a luncheon gathering at the Canadian Pavilion ...

... CANADA OTTAWA, Thursday. the Dominion House of Commons to-day Mr. Cartwright introduced a bill for better securing the independence of the House and preventing corrupt practices. In reply to tho Premier, Sir J. A. Maedonald, who as£ed him explain more ...

... Third Army Sector, the 12th Army Group announced to-day. Liberals Independent Liberals 7 Prog. Conservatives (22 gains) 61 C.C.F. ;.. (16 gains) 24 Social Credit 13 Independents 8 Bloc Populaire 2 Others 4 The capture of Doctor Baldur von Schirach ...

... CANADA'S DESTINY. Tonoirre. Thursday, Jan. 7. Spooking at the Canadian Club last night. the Hnn. Israel Tank declared himeoT opposed to Sir 'Wilfrid Laurier's demand fur treaty-making power and independent.* far Canada. It was impassible that that should ...

... CANADA. Ste.—The report of a lecture with Canada as the subject. delivered by a Mr. Faber, at the Redditch Liberal Club, appeared in a recent issue of your valuable paper. The gist of this lecture is likely to mislead many people, inasmuch as the Mr ...

... adiviste and work for Canadian independence. This Osteesent '• new denied by Mr. (arnegic in the following letter to the Daily .---- There in no troth Jo Ihe report. I Won never faventred Canadian independence. tihenever Canada maker w chtinge. I think it ...

... CANADA. The new, from Canada i. not important There has been further invasion either province, though it appear* there ra a design of the .art on foot near Detroit, which was prevented by the activity the United Stales' officer* The trials of the prisoners ...

... CANADA'S PRODUCTS. Canada will participate In the International Exhibition to be held at Antwerp next year. The Dominion Government is to erect a pavilion on one of the choicest sites in the grounds. This pavilion will cover an area of 14,000 square feet ...