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| the loose confederation of Ontario, quebec, nova scotia, and new brunswick, created by the British North America Act in 1867 |
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| a system where legislative and executive functions are combined in a legislature called a parliament |
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| a representative lawmaking body whose members are elected or appointed and in which legislative and executive functions are combined |
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| the head of a government; the majority partys leader in parliament |
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| a group of Canadas Native American people |
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| a person mixed French Canadian and Native American ancestry |
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| public land set aside for native peoples by the government |
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| the provinces in eastern canada prince edward island, new brunswick, nova scotia, and newfoundland |
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| one of canadas core provinces |
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| one of Canadas core provinces |
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| in Canada, the provinces west of Ontario and Quebec-manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta |
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| Canadas westernmost province, located within the rocky mountain range |
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| one of canadas territories and home to many of canadas inuit it was carved out of eastern half of the northwest territories |
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