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Wednesday, July 1, 2015
O Canada
Which, of course, wasn't really independence.**
Canada didn't become a fully-independent nation until possibly 1931 or 1982, depending on what your definition of "independence" is. Which is probably why it took the Canadians about sixty or so years after the enactment of that law for them to get around to celebrating it.
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* Also, if the Americans invaded, the Brits wanted the option to just say "oh, well" and forget about it. Which would have been difficult for them to do if they still owned it (something the Argies found out the hard way).
** When the Brits declared war in 1914, Canada, as well as Australia and New Zealand, were dragged into the war whether they liked it or not.
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How we entered WW1 is not as important as how we came out of it . We demanded and got an independent place at the peace table in 1919 .
ReplyDeleteCanada became a country at Vimy Ridge . '31 and '82 were just when the paper work got done .
Glenn