Independence Day Of Canada

The autonomy of Canada, Association of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the future of the Province of Ontario and Quebec, are officially recognized by Great Britain in passing the British North America Act.In the 19th century colonial dependency gave way to increasing the independence of Canada. In 1841, the Upper and Lower Canada - became a province of the Union law - now known as Ontario and Quebec. In 1860, Canada was a movement for a larger federal need for a common defense, the desire of the national railways and the need to find solutions to the problems of the French and British conflict. When the Maritime provinces, seeking unity with each other, called the conference in 1864, with representatives from other Canadian provinces participate. Later that year, another conference in Quebec, and in 1866, the Canadian representatives traveled to London to meet with the British government.The first in July 1867, where the power of the British North America, the force of law in Canada formally an independent unit of the British Empire. Two years later, Canada acquired large holdings of the Hudson Bay Company, and within a decade the province of Manitoba and Prince Edward Island Member of the Canadian federation. In 1885 the Canadian Pacific Railway completed so that the great mass of the population in Canada as possible.