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... fostering of a winter port ; which will render Canada independent of her neigh- j hours at a period of the year when her Gulf port 3 | are icebound and unavailable. In these circum- stances the Atlantic trade of Canada has hitherto been carried by Portland and ...
... CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES. ! «. [REUTERS TELEGRAMS.] TORONTO, August 22. The Canadian newspapers discuss, with modera- tion for the most part, President Harrison's pro- clamation ordering retaliatory measures against Canada. The Mail (Independent) ...
... ministers of the ■ Episcopal Church there, and the only (so called) Pro- testant clergy in Canada are the clergy of the Church of England. If Canada were independent, then they might do what J they like, and rob the Church {i. c. God in his Church), and ...
... phrase without prejudice to any ol i tho exclusive rights of the Hudson’s Bay Comj Some these rights have now passed to Canada. An independent tribunal could dispose this qnestion at the same time as it settled, in the light modern knowledge topography, the ...
... Commercial Independence. Moreover, it i» now evident that Canada practicallv independent the American market. As Mr. E. S. Clouston. tlio general manager ol the Bank Montreal, has pointed out financial crisis in the United States does not seriously alfect ...
... affairs, and especially those in which they have a supreme interest. Mr. Bright is no doubt correct in saying that had Canada been independent of Great Britain she would have yielded to the arguments of her powerful neighbour. There can be no stronger testimony ...
... election will be affected. The Dominion then declared for an independent Canada — that is, a Canada kept out of the vortex of United States politics — for strained relations between Canada and the Home Country no one now dreams of. This deci- sion will ...
... one flag will float over North America. American independence will not hurt England, for Canada is really independent of her. Destiny rules man, not man destiny. No one can resist the onward march of Canada towards union with the United States. The Union ...
... in that part of this pro vince, heretofore Lower Canada, independent of the Crown. Independence ot Parliament. — Mr. Lafontaine hus introduced into the Hou_e a Bill for better securing the independence of the Parliament of this Province. By this tiiil ...
... Obviously, if we are to go merely by the wording of this Convention, the German Foreign Office authorities must consider Canada as an independent national unity, over the international relations of which Great Britain is not entitled to exercise any control, ...
... shilling on account of Canada. This school, as yet neither active nor powerful, would also demand for Canada a determining voice the negotiation of treaties mainly affecting thia country, and in all respects would make Canada the independent ally of Great Britain ...
... felt at the ports of Portland, Boston, 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 terri- tory, and a double rail outlet to her mari- time ...