Andrew Young’s Reviews > A Little History of Canada > Status Update

Heightened conventional union activity occurred on an international and domestic background that coloured these incidents with a startling red hue.

Britain shifted from a policy of conformity as per the Royal Proclamation of 1763 to exceptionalism in 1774 with the passage of the Quebec Act.

Within a period of 600 years, Thule people completely displaced Dorset people across the Arctic.

In the forested regions of Canada, distinctive hunting-fishing-gathering cultures emerged in the dense woodlands, around the many lakes and along the rivers.