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... Ontario within the Confederation . Its predominance would be even greater if Quebec were ever to separate from Canada ; Ontario would then become half of Canada , and it is uncertain whether any federal state could bear this . Because ...
... Ontario within the Confederation . Its predominance would be even greater if Quebec were ever to separate from Canada ; Ontario would then become half of Canada , and it is uncertain whether any federal state could bear this . Because ...
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... Ontario's relationship with Ot- tawa and the other provinces . Before him , Ontario's role in Canada had been as na- tional builder and national conciliator , putting the country's interests ahead of Photo : Ian Steer those of the ...
... Ontario's relationship with Ot- tawa and the other provinces . Before him , Ontario's role in Canada had been as na- tional builder and national conciliator , putting the country's interests ahead of Photo : Ian Steer those of the ...
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... Ontario Sea Level Superior Ontario Huron Quebec L. Erie Ontario through the elaborate locks of Sault Ste . Marie and into the St. Lawrence Seaway system . The " Crow Rate " was the main form of subsidy for Western farmers . It promised ...
... Ontario Sea Level Superior Ontario Huron Quebec L. Erie Ontario through the elaborate locks of Sault Ste . Marie and into the St. Lawrence Seaway system . The " Crow Rate " was the main form of subsidy for Western farmers . It promised ...
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