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Canada

 * .ca
 * 1988 Winter Olympics
 * 2010 Winter Olympics
 * 49th parallel north
 * Act of Union 1840
 * Alberta
 * Allied invasion of Italy
 * Anthems and nationalistic songs of Canada
 * Arctic
 * Arms of Canada
 * Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
 * Asian Canadian
 * Athabasca oil sands
 * Atlantic Canada
 * Bank of Canada
 * Battle of the Plains of Abraham
 * Battle of the Scheldt
 * Battle of Vimy Ridge
 * Beaver
 * Beaver Wars
 * Black Brant (rocket)
 * Bloc Québécois
 * Brian Mulroney
 * British America
 * British colonization of the Americas
 * British Columbia
 * Calgary
 * Calgary–Edmonton Corridor
 * Cambridge, Ontario
 * Canada
 * Canada (New France)
 * Canada 2006 Census
 * Canada Act 1982
 * Canada Day
 * Canada Goose
 * Canada Health Act
 * Canada Pension Plan
 * Canadarm
 * Canada–Netherlands relations
 * Canada–United States Automotive Products Agreement
 * Canada–United States Free Trade Agreement
 * Canada–United States relations
 * Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences
 * Canadian Army
 * Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
 * Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
 * Canadian Confederation
 * Canadian Corps
 * Canadian dollar
 * Canadian federal budget
 * Canadian federal election, 1917
 * Canadian federalism
 * Canadian football
 * Canadian Football League
 * Canadian Forces
 * Canadian identity
 * Canadian Pacific Railway
 * Canadian public debt
 * Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission
 * Canadian Red Ensign
 * Canadian Rockies
 * Canadian Shield
 * Canadians of Dutch descent
 * Canadians of German ethnicity
 * Cape Breton Island
 * Capital punishment in Canada
 * Catholic Church
 * Central bank
 * CFS Alert
 * Charlottetown Conference
 * Charter of the French Language
 * Chinese Canadian
 * Clarity Act
 * Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
 * Coast Mountains
 * Colony of British Columbia (1858–66)
 * Colony of Vancouver Island
 * Commonwealth of Nations
 * Commonwealth realm
 * Conscription
 * Conscription Crisis of 1917
 * Conscription Crisis of 1944
 * Conservative Party of Canada
 * Conservative Party of Canada (1867–1942)
 * Constitution Act, 1867
 * Constitution of Canada
 * Constitutional Act 1791
 * Constitutional monarchy
 * Coureur des bois
 * Cree language
 * Crown corporations of Canada
 * Cultural mosaic
 * Culture of Canada
 * Culture of Quebec
 * Cupids
 * David Johnston
 * Demographic transition
 * Developed country
 * Dextre
 * Dieppe Raid
 * Dominion
 * Dominion Day
 * Dominion Lands Act
 * Dominion of Newfoundland
 * Economy of Canada
 * Edmonton
 * Education in Canada
 * Elections in Canada
 * Electoral district (Canada)
 * Elizabeth I of England
 * Elizabeth II
 * Ellesmere Island
 * Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipelines
 * English Canadian
 * English language
 * English overseas possessions
 * Equalization payments
 * Ethnic origins of people in Canada
 * European Canadian
 * European colonization of the Americas
 * Federation
 * Ferryland
 * First Nations
 * Flag of Canada
 * Foreign relations of Canada
 * Franco-Albertan
 * Franco-Manitoban
 * Franco-Ontarian
 * Francophone
 * French and Indian Wars
 * French Canadian
 * French colonization of the Americas
 * French language
 * Frigate
 * Front de libération du Québec
 * G-20 major economies
 * G8
 * Gatineau
 * Geography of Canada
 * Government of Canada
 * Governor General of Canada
 * Great Depression in Canada
 * Great Lakes
 * Green Party of Canada
 * Group of Ten (economic)
 * Gun politics in Canada
 * Halifax Regional Municipality
 * Halifax-class frigate
 * Hamilton, Ontario
 * Health care in Canada
 * History of Canada
 * History of Canadian sports
 * HMCS Regina (FFH 334)
 * House of Commons of Canada
 * Hudson Bay
 * Human Development Index
 * Ice hockey
 * Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast
 * International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
 * International rankings of Canada
 * Inuit
 * Inuit languages
 * Investment Canada
 * Irish Canadian
 * ISIS (satellite)
 * ISO 4217
 * Italian Canadians
 * Jacques Cartier
 * Jean Chrétien
 * John A. Macdonald
 * John Cabot
 * Kitchener, Ontario
 * Klondike Gold Rush
 * L'Anse aux Meadows
 * Lacrosse
 * Languages of Canada
 * Law of Canada
 * Leader of the Official Opposition (Canada)
 * League of Nations
 * Legislative assemblies of Canadian provinces and territories
 * Lester B. Pearson
 * Liberal Party of Canada
 * Lieutenant governor (Canada)
 * Lieutenant Governor of Quebec
 * Life expectancy
 * List of bands from Canada
 * List of Canadian composers
 * List of Canadian musicians
 * List of census metropolitan areas and agglomerations in Canada
 * List of countries and dependencies by area
 * List of countries by GDP (nominal)
 * List of countries by GDP (nominal) per capita
 * List of countries by Human Development Index
 * List of countries by number of Internet users
 * List of federal political parties in Canada
 * List of Nobel laureates by country
 * List of regions of Canada
 * List of years in Canada
 * London, Ontario
 * Lower Canada
 * Lower Mainland
 * Manitoba
 * Maple leaf
 * Materiel
 * Medicare (Canada)
 * Meech Lake Accord
 * Middle power
 * Military history of Canada
 * Military history of Canada during World War I
 * Military history of Canada during World War II
 * Minister of Finance (Canada)
 * Minister of Industry (Canada)
 * Minister of Natural Resources (Canada)
 * Minority language
 * Mobile Servicing System
 * Montreal
 * MOST (satellite)
 * Motion of no confidence
 * Mount Cayley
 * Mount Edziza volcanic complex
 * Mount Garibaldi
 * Mount Meager
 * Multiculturalism
 * Multiculturalism in Canada
 * Métis people (Canada)
 * Name of Canada
 * National Energy Program
 * National Hockey League
 * National Holiday (Quebec)
 * National symbols of Canada
 * NATO
 * New Brunswick
 * New Democratic Party (Canada)
 * New France
 * Newfoundland
 * Newfoundland and Labrador
 * Niagara Falls, Ontario
 * Normandy landings
 * North American Aerospace Defense Command
 * North American Free Trade Agreement
 * North American fur trade
 * North-West Mounted Police
 * North-Western Territory
 * Northwest Territories
 * Nova Scotia
 * Nunavut
 * October Crisis
 * Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages
 * Official bilingualism
 * Official bilingualism in Canada
 * Official Languages Act (Canada)
 * Official Opposition (Canada)
 * Ojibwe language
 * Oka Crisis
 * Ontario
 * Operation Overlord
 * Oregon boundary dispute
 * Oregon Treaty
 * Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
 * Oshawa
 * Ottawa
 * Parliament Hill
 * Parliamentary system
 * Parti Québécois
 * Patriation
 * Penny (Canadian coin)
 * Plurality (voting)
 * Politics of Canada
 * Population history of the indigenous peoples of the Americas
 * Port Royal, Annapolis County, Nova Scotia
 * Poverty in Canada
 * Prairie
 * Prime Minister of Canada
 * Prince Edward Island
 * Programme for International Student Assessment
 * Protestantism
 * Province of Canada
 * Province of Quebec (1763–91)
 * Provinces and territories of Canada
 * Quebec
 * Quebec Act
 * Quebec City
 * Quebec City–Windsor Corridor
 * Quebec Conference, 1864
 * Quebec nationalism
 * Quebec sovereignty movement
 * Quiet Revolution
 * Radarsat-1
 * Radarsat-2
 * Rebellions of 1837
 * Red River Rebellion
 * Reference re Secession of Quebec
 * Referendum
 * Reform Party of Canada
 * Regina, Saskatchewan
 * Religion in Canada
 * Report on the Affairs of British North America
 * Responsible government
 * Rideau Hall
 * Robert Borden
 * Royal Canadian Air Force
 * Royal Canadian Mounted Police
 * Royal Canadian Navy
 * Royal Proclamation of 1763
 * Rupert's Land
 * Saint Lawrence River
 * Samuel de Champlain
 * Saskatchewan
 * Saskatoon
 * Science and technology in Canada
 * Scottish Canadian
 * Section Sixteen of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
 * Senate of Canada
 * Seven Years' War
 * Sherbrooke
 * Social programs in Canada
 * Sports in Canada
 * St. Catharines
 * St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
 * Statistics Canada
 * Statute of Westminster 1931
 * Stephen Harper
 * Student loans in Canada
 * Supreme Court of Canada
 * Telecommunications in Canada
 * Temperature in Canada
 * Territorial evolution of Canada
 * Territory (subdivision)
 * The Canadas
 * The Maritimes
 * Thirteen Colonies
 * Thomas Mulcair
 * Tom Thomson
 * Tommy Douglas
 * Toronto
 * Toronto Blue Jays
 * Toronto Raptors
 * Toronto Stock Exchange
 * Totem pole
 * Trading nation
 * Treaty of Paris (1763)
 * Treaty of Paris (1783)
 * Treaty of Utrecht
 * Tseax Cone
 * Ukrainian Canadian
 * Unicameralism
 * United States
 * Upper Canada
 * Vancouver
 * Victoria, British Columbia
 * War in Afghanistan (2001–present)
 * War of 1812
 * Waterloo, Ontario
 * Welfare state
 * Whistler, British Columbia
 * Wilfrid Laurier
 * William Lyon Mackenzie King
 * Windsor, Ontario
 * Winnipeg
 * World Trade Organization
 * Yukon
 * École Polytechnique massacre