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3 Queen and Canada
accessdate=2009-10-19
date=2008
publisher=The Royal Household
 200
1 Ethnocultural Portrait of Canada Highlight Tables, 2006 Census
accessdate=2009-10-10
date=2008-04-02
publisher=2.statcan.ca
 200
2 Official Languages Act
accessdate=2009-11-01
publisher=Department of Justice, Northwest Territories
work=Revised Statutes of NWT, 1988
 200
5 The World Factbook: Canada
accessdate=2009-10-19
date=2006-05-16
publisher=Central Intelligence Agency
author=Central Intelligence Agency
 200
http://www.statcan.gc.ca/edu/clock-horloge/edu06f_0001-eng.htm 200
6 Territorial evolution
accessdate=2007-10-09
publisher=Natural Resources Canada
work=Atlas of Canada
quote=In 1867, the colonies of Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick are united in a federal state, the Dominion of Canada....
 200
13 1993 Eugene Forsey Memorial Lecture: A Lament for British North America
publisher=Prayer Book Society of Canada
last=Martin
accessdate=2008-11-05
quote=Strictly speaking, the official name of the new country was, simply, "Canada," but usage sanctioned "Dominion of Canada".
journal=The Machray Review
year=1993
first=Robert
 200
17 On the significance of modified mammoth bones from eastern Beringia
accessdate=2009-10-19
journal=The World of Elephants - International Congress, Rome
year=2001
last=Cinq-Mars
first=J.
 200
16 Government of Canada Events 2009 Canada Site
accessdate=2009-10-19
date=2009-10-19
quote=Canada Day was established in 1879 under the name "Dominion Day" and became known by its current name in 1982.
work=Minister of Public Works and Government Services Canada
publisher=Her Majesty the Queen in Right of Canada
 200
8 Commonwealth
publisher=Historica Project
last=Hillmer
accessdate=2007-10-09
quote=With CONFEDERATION in 1867, Canada became the first federation in the British Empire ...
work=Canadian Encyclopedia
first=Norman
 200
7 Canada: History
accessdate=2007-10-09
publisher=Commonwealth Secretariat
work=Country Profiles
quote=The British North America Act of 1867 brought together four British colonies ... in one federal Dominion under the name of Canada.
 200
21 John Cabot
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Encyclopædia Britannica
 200
19 " Canada — Native peoples" Encyclopædia Britannica. 200
26 Proprietary Governors, 1610-1728
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=August 2000
work=Newfoundland and Labrador Heritage Web Site Project
publisher=Memorial University of Newfoundland
 200
28 Treaty of Paris
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2005
work=The Quebec History Encyclopedia
publisher=Marianopolis College
 200
20 " Aboriginal Distributions 1630 to 1653". [[Natural Resources Canada]]. 200 43.1% signal, 65 words, score: 12
29 Territorial Evolution, 1670-2001
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Historical Atlas of Canada Online Learning Project
 200
30 The Armorial Bearings of the Province of Prince Edward Island
accessdate=2009-09-18
publisher=Government of Prince Edward Island
 200
18 A History of the Native People of Canada: Early and Middle Archaic Complexes
accessdate=2009-10-19
date=September 27, 2001
publisher=Canadian Museum of Civilization Corporation
author=Wright, J.V
 200 22.2% signal, 72 words, score: 3
24 Proceedings of the Standing Senate Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=May 28, 2003
work=Issue 11 - Evidence for May 28, 2003
publisher=Government of Canada
 200 100.0% signal, 1036 words, score: 1036
33 New Brunswick at 225
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2009
publisher=Government of New Brunswick
last=Andrews
first=Ian
 200
41 Forty-ninth parallel
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2009
work=Canadian Encyclopedia
publisher=Historica-Dominion
 200
40 Canadian Cofederation: Responsible Government
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Library and Archives Canada
quote=The Executive Council would be governed by the leader of the political party that held an elected majority in the Legislative Assembly. That same leader would also appoint the members of the Executive Council. The governor would therefore be forced to accept these "ministers" and if the majority of the members of the Legislative Assembly voted against them, they would have to resign. The governor would also be obliged to ratify laws concerning the internal affairs of the colony once these laws had been passed to the Legislative Assembly
 200
47 The National Pllicy and Canadian Federalism
publisher=Marianopolis College
last=Bélanger
accessdate=2009-09-18
work=Studies on the Canadian Constitution and Canadian Federalism
date=April 2005
first=Claude
 200
34 The Constitutional Act, 1791
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2001
publisher=Library and Archives Canada
 200
46 Building a nation
accessdate=2009-09-18
publisher=The Canadian Atlas
 200
48 Sir John A. Macdonald
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2008
publisher=Library and Archives Canada
 200
11 Relation originale de Jacques Cartier
accessdate=2007-02-23
publisher=Tross (1863 edition)
year=1545
author=Jacques Cartier
 200
49 The Canadian West: An Archival Odyssey through the Records of the Department of the Interior
publisher=Library and Archives Canada
last=Cook
accessdate=2009-09-18
work=The Archivist
date=2000
first=Terry
 200
38 Durham Report
accessdate=2006-05-18
publisher=Historica Foundation of Canada
author=David Mills
 200
52 The Battle of Vimy Ridge
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2009
work=Canada and the First World War
publisher=Veterans Affairs Canada
 200
50 Canada Enters the War
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=1982
work=Canada and the First World War
publisher=Minister of Supply and Services Canada
 200
53 " Canada — World War I". Encyclopædia Britannica. 200
39 ''The Canadian Encyclopedia '': Responsible Government
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Historica Foundation of Canada
quote=This key principle of responsibility, whereby a government needed the confidence of Parliament, originated in established British practice. But its transfer to British N America gave the colonists control of their domestic affairs, since a governor would simply follow the advice (i.e., policies) of responsible colonial ministers
 200
54 The Conscription Crisis
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2001
publisher=CBC
 200
59 Celebrate the 65th anniversary of the liberation of the Netherlands (2010)
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2009
publisher=Netherlands Consulate-General Vancouver
 200
56 The Statute of Westminster, 1931
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2008
publisher=Government of Canada Privy Council Office
 200
57 Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2001
publisher=CBC
 200
61 Canada, Flag of
publisher=Encyclopædia Britannica Online
last=Smith
accessdate=2009-09-18
work=Encyclopædia Britannica
date=2008
first=Whitney
 200
63 Thirty Years of Multiculturalism in Canada, 1971-2001
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2001
publisher=Association for Canadian Studies
last=Jedwab
first=Jack
 200
62 French: A Truly Official Language
accessdate=2009-10-18
date=2008-09-08
work=History of Official Languages
publisher=Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages
 200
31 From Conquest to Revolution
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Canadian War Museum
author=
 302 Soft 404
67 Quiet Revolution
publisher=Marionopolis College, Montreal
last=Bélanger
accessdate=2009-10-19
work=Quebec History
date=August 3, 2000
first=Claude
 200
60 In the Service of Peace
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2001
publisher=Veterans Affairs Canada
 200
69 À la prochaine fois
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2009
publisher=CBC
 200
68 The October Crisis
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=2009
publisher=CBC
 200
65 Medicare: Ready for a perfect storm of reform?
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=February 28, 2006
journal=[[Canadian Medical Association Journal]]
issue=5
volume=174
 200
70 Constitutional Activity From Patriation To Charlottetown (1980–1992)
accessdate=2009-09-18
date=November 1995
publisher=[[Library of Parliament]]
last=Dunsmuir
first=Mollie
 200 95.3% signal, 663 words, score: 602
77 Difference between Canadian Provinces and Territories
accessdate=2009-09-19
date=2009
publisher=Intergovernment Affairs Canada
 200
78 Frequently Asked Questions
accessdate=2009-09-19
date=2008
publisher=Legislative Assembly of Nunavut
 200
64 Social Democracy
accessdate=2009-11-07
date=2009
publisher=Historica-Dominion
work=[[The Canadian Encyclopedia]]
author=Whitehorn, Alan
 200
76 The Canadian Senate In Focus
accessdate=2009-09-19
date=May 2001
publisher=Committees and Private Legislation Directorate
 200 99.0% signal, 970 words, score: 950
74 Elections in Canada: An Overview
accessdate=2009-09-19
date=June 2007
publisher=Elections Canada
 200
72 Constitution Act, 1867; IV
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Queen's Printer for Canada
quote=There shall be One Parliament for Canada, consisting of the Queen, an Upper House styled the Senate, and the House of Commons.
 302 Cookies required
79 Introduction: Principles of the Westminster Model of Parliamentary Democracy
publisher=Commonwealth Parliamentary Association
last=Stewart
accessdate=2008-11-02
quote=Parliamentary government is also associated with the presence of a dual executive. There is a ceremonial executive, which possesses some constitutional powers as well as performing symbolic functions, and a political executive, which performs the basic governing functions (see Magstadt and Schotten, 1999; O'Neill, 1999). In the British model, the Crown now serves as the ceremonial executive (or head of state) while the prime minister is head of government.
work=Module on Parliamentary Democracy
date=2008-11-02
first=David
 200
80 The Executive I: Crown and Cabinet
publisher=Simon Fraser University
last=Heard
accessdate=2008-11-02
quote=o symbolic executive: Queen (de jure head of state) ... Governor General (de facto head of state); o political executive: Canada: Privy Council, including cabinet; prime minister (head of government) primus inter pares; cabinet/ministry membership (32 members including the PM); o permanent executive (bureaucracy): departments, agencies, & civil service
work=Canadian Government (Course notes)
year=2008
first=Andrew
 200
73 Parliament of Canada: About the Governor General of Canada
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Queen's Printer for Canada
quote=Parliament is the legislative branch of Government, composed of the Sovereign (represented by the Governor General), the Senate and the House of Commons.
 200 100.0% signal, 14 words, score: 14
http://polisci.nelson.com/executive.html 200 97.7% signal, 698 words, score: 666
88 Separation of Powers in Canada
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=University of Ottawa Faculty of Law
quote=... democratic principles dictate that the bulk of the governor general's powers be exercised in accordance with the wishes of the leadership of that government, namely the Cabinet. So the true executive power lies in the Cabinet.
work=Constitutional Law of Canada
author=Joseph Magnet
 200
89 ''By Executive Decree '': The Cabinet
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Library and Archives Canada
quote=The Cabinet as selected and directed by the prime minister constitutes the active seat of executive power in Canada.
 200
91 The Prime Minister
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=National Archives of Canada
quote=While the modern governor general has only a nominal influence on the operation of the Canadian government, the prime minister's influence is decisive.
work=By Executive Decree
author=
 200
86 Parliament and Congress: Is the Grass Greener on the Other Side?
publisher=
last=Mahler
accessdate=2009-10-19
quote=In Canada (and indeed most parliamentary democracies in the world today), the majority of challenges to legislative power which develop no longer come from the ceremonial executive (the Crown), but from the political executive, the government of the day.
work=Canadian Parliamentary Review
year=1985
first=Gregory
 200 100.0% signal, 202 words, score: 202
93 ''By Executive Decree '': The Governor General
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Library and Archives Canada
quote=The governor general holds formal executive power within the Queen's Privy Council for Canada, and signs orders-in-council.
 200
85 Canada's System of Justice: The Canadian Constitution
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Department of Justice Canada
quote=The executive power in Canada is vested in the Queen. In this democratic society, this is only a constitutional convention, as the real executive power rests with the Cabinet.
 200 28.9% signal, 90 words, score: 7
90 Prime Minister
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Historica-Dominion
quote=The prime minister is the chief minister and effective head of the executive in a parliamentary system ...
work=The Canadian Encyclopedia
author=W.A. Matheson
 200
98 Constitution Acts 1867 to 1982
accessdate=2006-05-14
publisher=Department of Justice, Canada
author=Department of Justice
 200
100 The Constitution Act, 1982
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Department of Justice Canada
 200
95 Prime Minister of Canada
accessdate=2009-10-23
date=2009
work=Office of the Prime Minister
quote=In 2003, Mr. Harper co-founded the Conservative Party of Canada and went on to win the new party’s leadership. He was sworn in as Canada’s 22nd Prime Minister on February 6, 2006.
 200
96 Michael Ignatieff
accessdate=2009-10-23
date=2009
quote=Michael Ignatieff is the Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, the Leader of the Official Opposition, and the Member of Parliament for Etobicoke-Lakeshore"
work=Liberal Party of Canada
publisher=Federal Liberal Agency of Canada
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101 The Role of the Judiciary in Canada
accessdate=2009-09-19
date=2000
publisher=Federal Court of Appeal
last=Richard
first=John D.
 200
102 Beverley McLachlin
accessdate=2009-09-19
publisher=Supreme Court of Canada
 200
104 Common Law and Civil Law
accessdate=2009-09-20
publisher=Canadiana Online
 200
97 Constitution Acts, 1867 to 1982
accessdate=2009-11-07
publisher=Department of Justice Canada
quote=The Constitution of Canada is the supreme law of Canada, and any law that is inconsistent with the provisions of the Constitution is, to the extent of the inconsistency, of no force or effect.
 302 Cookies required
103 About the Court
accessdate=2009-09-20
date=2009
publisher=Supreme Court of Canada
 200
105 Keeping Canada and Our Communities Safe and Secure
accessdate=2009-09-20
publisher=RCMP
 200
108 The Iraq War: Why Canada Was Right Not To Participate
publisher=Department of National Defence
last=Delvoie
accessdate=2009-09-20
work=Canadian Military Journal
date=2008
first=Louis
 200
82 Role and Responsibilities of the Governor General
accessdate=2009-10-19
date=2005-12-06
publisher=Governor General of Canada
author=Governor General of Canada
 200
110 About the Canadian Forces
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Department of National Defence
author=Department of National Defence
 200
107 Canada - Cuba Relations
accessdate=2009-09-20
date=2009
publisher=Government of Canada
 200
109 The Gift of Tulips
accessdate=2009-09-20
date=April 2008
publisher=National Capital Commission
 200
106 The World's Longest Undefended Border
accessdate=2009-09-20
date=April 2008
publisher=Government of Canada
last=Wilson
first=Michael
 200
94 The Governor General of Canada
accessdate=2009-10-23
date=2009
work=Office of the Secretary to the Governor General
quote=Her Excellency the Right Honourable Michaëlle Jean,C.C., C.M.M., C.O.M., C.D., Governor General and Commander-in-Chief, Canada’s 27th governor general.
 200
114 Forgotten Heroes
accessdate=2009-09-20
date=2009
publisher=CBC
 200
115 Norad's goals
accessdate=2009-09-20
date=2008
publisher=CBC
 200
116 Top Ten Greatest Canadians: Lester B. Pearson
accessdate=2009-11-07
publisher=[[CBC.ca]]
work=[[The Greatest Canadian]]
author=Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
 200
112 Canada's international policy statement: a role of pride and influence in the world
publisher=Government of Canada
year=2005
author=Government of Canada
 200
121 Canada and the Organization of American States (OAS)
accessdate=2009-09-20
date=2008
publisher=Canadian Heritage
 200
119 Peacekeeping by the numbers
accessdate=2009-10-15
date=September 19, 2007
publisher=The Council of Canadians
 200
120 The UN and peacekeeping
accessdate=2009-10-15
publisher=United Nations Association Canada
 200
122 Opening Doors to Asia
accessdate=2009-09-20
date=2009
publisher=Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada
 200
118 UN Peacekeeping Current Operations
accessdate=2009-10-15
publisher=United Nations Association Canada
 200
123 A question of protection in Afghanistan
publisher=Globe and Mail
author=Colin Freeze
accessdate=2009-06-20
quote=
work=
date=2009-05-29
 302 Registration required
125 Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative
accessdate=2009-10-19
date=2009-06-19
publisher=Canada Border Services Agency
 200
128 Leacy, F. H. (ed.) (1983) H209-220 200
124 Cost of the Afghanistan mission 2001-2011
publisher=Government of Canada
author=
accessdate=2009-05-13
quote=The incremental cost of the mission to the Government of Canada (GoC) in Afghanistan from 2001 to 2011 is currently estimated at approximately $11.3 billion, excluding post-2011 disability and health care costs for veterans.
work=Canada's Engagement in Afghanistan
date=2009-02-25
 200
127 Russia claims North Pole with Arctic flag stunt
accessdate=2009-10-19
date=2007-08-03
publisher=Telegraph
last=Blomfield
first=Adrian
 200
130 Territorial Evolution, 1927
accessdate=2006-05-14
date=2004-04-06
publisher=National Resources Canada
author=National Resources Canada
 200
129 All countries of the world listed largest to smallest land area
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Worldatlas
 200
131 Air Force becomes command authority for CFS Alert
publisher=Government of Canada
last=Susic
accessdate=2009-10-19
journal=The Maple Leaf
work=National Defence Canada
volume=12 no. 17
date=2006-08-15
first=Stela
 200
126 Rich Nations Launch Vaccine Pact
accessdate=2009-10-19
date=2007-02-10
publisher=Newsmax
 200 62.2% signal, 37 words, score: 14
132 CoastWeb: Facts about Canada's coastline
accessdate=2007-07-13
date=2006-12-19
publisher=Natural Resources Canada
author=Natural Resources Canada
 200
137 Drainage patterns
accessdate=2006-05-18
date=2004-04-02
publisher=National Resources Canada
author=The Atlas of Canada
 200
138 Canada
accessdate=2006-06-12
publisher=Microsoft Corporation
year=2006
archivedate=2009-10-31
author=Encarta
 200
134 VIA Submission: CTA Review Panel
accessdate=2009-10-20
date=December 2000
publisher=Canada Transport Act Review
 200
133 Countries of the World (by lowest population density)
accessdate=2006-05-16
date=2006-02
publisher=WorldAtlas.com
author=WorldAtlas.com
 301 Adds "www."
145 Latest release
accessdate=2008-07-03
date=2008-04-17
publisher=WTO
author=WTO
 200
146 Commanding Heights, map of the world's economic systems
accessdate=2008-01-31
publisher=PBS
 200
142 Canadian Climate Normals or Averages 1971–2000
accessdate=2006-05-18
date=2004-02-25
publisher=Environment Canada
author=Environment Canada
 200
144 Tseax Cone
accessdate=2008-07-29
date=2005-08-19
work=Catalogue of Canadian volcanoes
publisher=[[Geological Survey of Canada]]
 200
147 Index of Economic Freedom
accessdate=2009-01-09
publisher=The Heritage Foundation and the Wall Street Journal
year=2009
author=The Heritage Foundation
 200
148 Index of Economic Freedom - Canada
accessdate=2009-01-09
publisher=The Heritage Foundation and the Wall Street Journal
year=2009
author=The Heritage Foundation
 200
141 Statistics: Toronto Pearson Int'l
accessdate=2006-05-18
publisher=The Weather Network
author=The Weather Network
 301 Changes tld and changes path
140 Statistics: Vancouver Int'l, BC
accessdate=2006-05-18
publisher=The Weather Network
author=The Weather Network
 301 Changes tld and changes path
139 Statistics, Regina SK
accessdate=2006-05-18
publisher=The Weather Network
author=The Weather Network
 301 Changes tld and changes path
149 Latest release from Labour Force Survey
accessdate=2009-11-18
date=2009-11-06
publisher=Government of Canada
author=Statistics Canada
 200
152 Employment by Industry
accessdate=2009-10-19
date=2009-01-08
publisher=Statistics Canada
 200
150 Latest release
accessdate=2006-07-01
date=2008-04-02
publisher=forbes
author=forbes
 200 20.6% signal, 175 words, score: 7
151 Budget 2008: Budget Plan—Annex 1
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Department of Finance
 200
154 Leacy, F. H. (ed.) (1983) M301-309 200
155 Leacy, F. H. (ed.) (1983 H304-357 200
153 US oil addiction could make us sick
accessdate=2006-05-18
date=2006-03-10
publisher=Parkland Institute
author=Clarke, Tony; Campbell, Bruce; Laxer, Gordon
 200
158 Leacy, F. H. (ed.) (1983) Vl-12 200
161 Jean Chrétien
accessdate=2009-10-20
date=2009-07-13
publisher=CBC
 200
156 Agriculture and Food
publisher=Historical Foundation of Canada
last=Veeman
accessdate=2009-10-19
work=The Canadian Encyclopedia
year=2006
first=Michele
 200
167 Urban-rural population as a proportion of total population, Canada, provinces, territories and health regions
accessdate=2009-04-23
publisher=Statistics Canada
year=2001
author=Statistics Canada
 200
164 Canada to maintain immigration levels in 2009
accessdate=2009-10-20
date=2009-01-19
publisher=Muchmor Magazine
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170 One in 6 Canadians is a visible minority
accessdate=2009-10-20
date=2008-04-02
publisher=CBC
 200
168 Ethnocultural Portrait of Canada Highlight Tables, 2006 Census
accessdate=2009-10-20
date=2008-02-04
publisher=Statistics Canada
 200
169 Ethnocultural Portrait of Canada Highlight Tables, 2006 Census
accessdate=2008-06-30
publisher=Statistics Canada
 200
171 Visible minority groups, 2006 counts, for Canada, provinces and territories
accessdate=2009-10-20
date=2008-04-02
publisher=Statistics Canada
 200
157 Mining
publisher=Historica Foundation of Canada
last=Patching
accessdate=2009-10-19
work=The Canadian Encyclopedia
year=2006
first=T.H.
 200
175 The Daily, Wednesday, April 2, 2008. 2006 Census: Ethnic origin, visible minorities, place of work and mode of transportation
accessdate=2009-10-19
date=2009-04-02
work=Statistics Canada
publisher=Government of Canada
 200
160 Foreign Investment Review Agency
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=Historica Foundation
work=The Canadian Encyclopedia
author=Norman Hillmer
 200
177 The Daily, Tuesday, December 4, 2007. 2006 Census: Immigration, citizenship, language, mobility and migration
accessdate=2009-10-19
date=2007-12-04
work=Statistics Canada
publisher=Government of Canada
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172 Vancouver
accessdate=2009-10-20
date=2009-07-24
publisher=Statistics Canada
 200
173 Toronto
accessdate=2009-10-20
date=2009-07-24
publisher=Statistics Canada
 200
Population by religion, by province and territory (2001 Census)
accessdate=2009-10-20 }}
date=2005-01-25
publisher=Statistics Canada
 200
176 Canadian People—Learn About Canada's People
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=CanadaStatistics
 200
178 Canadian Government to Grant 265,000 Residents Visas in 2009
accessdate=2009-10-20
publisher=Canada Migration Bureau
 200
179 2006 Census: Portrait of the Canadian Population in 2006, by Age and Sex
publisher=Government of Canada
last=Martel
accessdate=2009-10-18
work=Demography Division, Statistics Canada
date=2009-09-22
first=Laurent
 200
174 Visible minorities pass 5-million mark for first time
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=CTV
 200 18.4% signal, 103 words, score: 3
182 Overview of Education in Canada
accessdate=2009-10-20
publisher=Council of Ministers of Education, Canada
author=Council of Ministers of Education, Canada
 200
180 Population by religion, by provinces, and territories
accessdate=2006-05-14
date=2005-01-25
publisher=Statistics Canada
author=Statistics Canada
 302 Changes tld and changes file name
185 Mandate of the National Film Board
accessdate=2009-10-20
work=
year=2005
author=National Film Board of Canada
 200
165 We are 31,612,897
accessdate=2007-03-13
date=2007-03-13
publisher=National Post
author=Beauchesne, Eric
 302 Changes domain and redirect perserves id number
184 Culture High and Low
accessdate=2006-03-15
publisher=International Council for Canadian Studies World Wide Web Service
year=2005
last=Blackwell
first=John D.
 200
189 Vancouver 2010
accessdate=2009-10-20
publisher=www.vancouver2010.com
year=2009
author=The Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games
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193 Population by knowledge of official language, by province and territory
accessdate=2009-10-20
date=2005-01-27
publisher=Statistics Canada
author=Statistics Canada
 200
191 Population by mother tongue, by province and territory
accessdate=2006-05-14
date=2005-01-27
publisher=Statistics Canada
author=Statistics Canada
 302 Changes tld and changes file name
194 The Diversity of the Canadian Francophonie
accessdate=2009-09-24
date=March 2009
publisher=Statistics Canada
last=Lachapelle
first=R
 200
190 Federal Legislation on Official Languages
accessdate=2009-10-20
date=2007
publisher=Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages
 200 96.6% signal, 727 words, score: 677
192 First Official Language Spoken (7) and Sex (3) for Population, for Canada, Provinces, Territories and Census Metropolitan Areas 1 , 2001 Census – 20% Sample Data
accessdate=2007-03-23
work=[[Statistics Canada]], 2001 Census of Population
 200
187 National Sports of Canada Act (1994)
accessdate=2009-10-19
publisher=[[Department of Justice (Canada)]]
work=Consolidated Statutes and Regulations
 302 Cookies required
188 Survey: Most Popular Sports, by Type of Participation, Adult Population
publisher=Sport Canada
author=Conference Board of Canada
accessdate=2006-07-01
work=Strengthening Canada: The Socio-economic Benefits of Sport Participation in Canada—Report August 2005
month=December
year=2004
 301 Changes path
183 Creating Opportunities for All Canadians
accessdate=2006-05-22
date=2005-11-14
publisher=Department of Finance Canada
author=Department of Finance
 302 Changes path
196 The Charter of the French language
accessdate=2009-10-29
date=2002
publisher=Gouvernement du Québe
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166 Canada World View – Issue 24
accessdate=2006-10-03
date=2005-01-25
publisher=Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada
last=Hillmer
first=Norman
 200
198 General Information
accessdate=2009-09-24
publisher=Languages Commissioner of the NWT
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163 Jobless rate to peak at 10%: TD
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