
Canada and its Provinces
Exploring the Diverse Landscapes and Regional Identities of Canada's ProvincesBy VariousLength15h 45m
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"Canada and its Provinces" is a comprehensive exploration of the vast and diverse landscapes, cultures, and histories that define Canada as a nation. This multi-authored work intricately weaves together both narrative and analytical styles, offering readers a rich tapestry of insights into each province and territory. The text examines socio-political developments, economic frameworks, and cultural phenomena, all contextualized within the broader Canadian experience. Through meticulous research and a variety of perspectives, this book paints a vivid picture of Canada'Äôs regional distinctions while celebrating its national unity. The authors behind this collection are distinguished scholars and writers, each contributing their specialized knowledge of Canadian geography, history, and sociology. Their collective expertise reflects an intimate understanding of the country'Äôs complexities, shaped by decades of academic inquiry. In a time when the understanding of nationhood is continually evolving, these scholars endeavor to delineate the unique identities of the provinces, echoing a sense of shared heritage amidst diversity. "Canada and its Provinces" is an essential read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Canada'Äôs regional narratives and their interconnections. Ideal for students, educators, and casual readers alike, this work offers an engaging journey through Canada'Äôs provinces, making the intricate tapestry of Canadian life accessible and compelling.
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GenreHistory
Length15 hrs 45 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateAug 30, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
2ILLUSTRATIONS
3THE UNION: GENERAL OUTLINES, 1840-1867
4PARTIES AND POLITICS, 1840-1867
5I LORD SYDENHAM’S ADMINISTRATION
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6II BAGOT, METCALFE, AND THE POLITICAL CRISIS
7III LORD ELGIN’S ADMINISTRATION
8IV LIBERAL-CONSERVATISM AND CONFEDERATION[1]
9CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT, 1840-1867
10I RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT
11II THE EXTENSION OF CANADA’S POWERS
12III THE LEGISLATURE
13IV CONFEDERATION
14V THE JUDICIARY
15HISTORY OF PUBLIC FINANCE, 1840-1867
16ECONOMIC HISTORY, 1840-1867
17I GENERAL VIEW OF ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
18II CANADIAN INDUSTRY AND FOREIGN TRADE
19III THE TEA TRADE
20IV THE TIMBER TRADE
21V IMMIGRATION
22VI CANADIAN AND AMERICAN TRADE RIVALRY
23VII BRITISH TARIFF REFORM AND CANADA
24VIII THE NAVIGATION ACTS
25IX THE AGITATION FOR RECIPROCITY
26X THE RECIPROCITY TREATY
27CURRENCY AND BANKING, 1840-1867
28I LORD SYDENHAM AND CANADIAN BANKING
29II CURRENCY STANDARDS
30III NOTE-ISSUING PRIVILEGES
31IV DECIMAL CURRENCY
32V THE BANKS AND SPECULATION
33VI GALT AND CANADIAN BANKING
34VII
35NOTABLE BANK FAILURES
36WESTERN EXPLORATION, 1840-1867
37I THE NORTH-WEST PASSAGE
38II THE FAR NORTH AND THE YUKON
39III FROM LAKE SUPERIOR TO THE PACIFIC
40INDIAN AFFAIRS 1840-1867
41I THE PROVINCE OF CANADA
42II THE MARITIME PROVINCES
43THE POST OFFICE 1840-1867
44I NEW ERA IN POSTAL AFFAIRS
45II THE MARITIME PROVINCES
46III POST OFFICE REFORM
47IV PROVINCIAL CONTROL