The _____ Act set out to help the Francophones achieve the same status as Anglophones.

In 1971, Canada became the first country in the world to adopt a policy of...

Alberta has Francophone schools because they are a right of Canada's...

An agreement between the Inuit and Canada's government in 1999 resulted in the creation of...

In 1936, Canada's government created the ____ because it wanted to have Canadian radio programs.

Aboriginal peoples felt that Canada was a _____ country.

Canada supported schools that taught French to non-Francophones. What are these school called?

Who would most likely have said: "Canada is a tricultural country...we have no intention of being a forgotten people."

Canada's Aboriginal languages are among the most _____ in the world.

Pierre Trudeau proposed to _____ Canada's constitution.

A lot of Canadians thought the idea of biculturalism _____ too many people.

A group of people whose appearance distinguishes them from a majority population.

Canada used to rely on immigration to _____ the prairies (western Canada)

An increase in the number of people living in cities and the expansion of cities into rural areas.

Which languages were included in the Official Languages Act?

Women of which descent got the right to vote first

During which decade did the movement for Québec's independence first begin to grow?

_____ have one of the lowest levels of prosperity in Canada.

In 1900, the Canadian government prevented which group from voting in federal elections?

Canada was the first country to adopt...