... fisheries dispute between Canada and the United States . If Canada were an independent State the dispute would soon be settled, for she would yield to the arguments of her powerful neighbour ; and if there were no Dominion of Canada the dispute would be ...

... CANADA : AND INDEPENDENCE. There is growing in the Dominion of Canada a sentiment inclining to Independence ; and it is one for which the Empire should be prepared so as to learn how to deal with it judiciously. The late Ministry must bave anticipated ...

... CANADA. Ottawa, Sept. 9. By the successful opening to-day of tke Sault Ste. Marie Canal, Canada's independent route from Lake Superior to the Atlantic seaboard has been completed. A uumber of congratulatory telegrams were received by the Government on ...

... THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA. Paris, Nov. 30. In the course of an interview with a cor- respondent of the Petit National, Mr. Hector Fabre, ?? of the Dominion Parliament, is represented to have said that Canada never dreamed of a Revolution, which would achieve ...

... CANADA. The following regulations are important to emigrants to Canada : - (a) Made on March 15, 1910. I.—lf an immigrant, male or female, other than a member of a family provided for under the next following regulation, intending to enter Canada, arrives ...

... leaning towards independence, but a. that is a reproach fre- quently thrown at public men on both sidas of politics, tho accusation must be taken for what it i 9 worth. Yet it is independence of a sort that Mr. Mackenzie claims for Canada in the speech ...

... CANADA On more than one occasion since the out- break of the half-breed insurrection in Canada, we have pointed out the political dangers likely to arise out of it. All that we have said on this subject has been amply justified by the most recent news ...

... CANADA AND AMERICA Ottawa, Thursday.BSir Wilfrid Laurier, in stating the Government policy for the construction of a National Transcontinental Railway, said “ The present bonding privileges held by Cauada through America were held as a threat over them ...

... EMIGRATION TO CANADA. The crop prospeéts for! the present season in Canada have been declared to be promising, good. in Ontario and excellent i the West, says the “Globe.” And farmers from the United States are crossing the border to take up the land ...

... CANADA'S PROSPECTS. Toronto, Tuesday.—FEarl Grey, speaking here to-day said Canada's prospects were brilliant, but the people.mmt guard against allowing the vnlgmt! of a swollen head to blunt the edge” of their efficiency. MOTOR CAR FATALITY. A farmer ...

... INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES. On the conference of the Independent Order of Rechabites being resumed at Birmingham to-day, Bro. Philipson, of Newcastle, presiding, a discussion took place on tL report of the Board of Directors. There was also some ...

... THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA Washington, Sept. 17.— Mr. Evarts, the Secretary of State, who has returned from Toronto, states that his visit to the Marquis of Lome had no official significance, although he naturally had some conversation with his Ex- ...