... the vast subsoil wealth of British Columbia, including gold, silver, copper, lead, coal, etc. Most of Canada’s coal is near to the surface. When Canada’s minerals, metals, and other products arc given cheap water passage to the sea coasts, thence to the ...

... in London, Ontario, on Saturday. Mr. Bourassa, leader of the Quebec Nationalists, looked forward to the dav when Canada would be independent. Bishop Fallon, on the other hand, advocated Imperial federation. The sooner statesmen cease from drifting and really ...

... perform more important functions. Upper and Lower Canada have long had opposite interests, and have contended for the mastery in the Canadian Parliament. Upper Canada has population of 1,400,000, Lower Canada has fewer inhabitants; but the two sections, ...

... 1 expect will happen under this BiU. You will have to give Ireland practical independence. Cor there denying the fact that the Mlf-governing uf Canada practically independent. The Assembly in that country has only to pass a resolution casting off its ...

... word, and that their hope and aim and pledged intent was make Ireland—not dependency, but independent. Canada, New Zealand, and- Australia are not independent, but subject; nor does any one of them claim to be natiou. Mr. Ridge may talk of Ireland ...

... people of Canada more independent and self-reliant. There used to be 2 Party in Canada anxious for a reciprocity treaty with the United Statcs on almost any terms. That Party has ceased to exist; and, as Mr. Fietpine said, the people of Canada are resolved ...

... leaving to carried forward £15,051. (Net profit for 1926-27 was £11,169. Dividend 4 per cent.) THE WIRELESS MERGER. Canada Taking an Independent Stand. While no official announcement available in Ottawa (wires Reuter) regarding the proposed cable and wireless ...

... hold that the sooner Canada becomes independent the better both for herself and the mother country. Writers this school (and men »o able as the editor of the Economist are to be found among them) argue that the connection between Canada and Great Britain ...

... obtain more liberal institutions,” thus evidently hinting at the ultimate independence of Canada. As for Englishmen I think they care very little whether Canada is independent or not; but they will recognise the animus of the foreigner who proposes such ...

... felt at the ports of Portland, 80-ton, and New York, and on the railways connecting the United States with Canada. Canada is virtually independent, and has a trans-continental route within her own territory and double rail outlet to lier maritime provinces ...

... its taking place immediately. The wedding accordingly took place at nine o’clock, over the corpse of her lather. ...

... onr speculative reasoners abont an independent Canada. Canadian, or British-American commonwealth, in face of the United States, would simply be geographical impossibility. In the event of our abandonment, Western Canada, willingly or not, must in all reasonable ...