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    This document outlines 7 important events and figures in Canadian history: 1) WWI RAF pilot Billy Bishop, 2) the No. 2 Construction Battalion which was the first battalion composed of black soldiers in Canada, 3) the Great Depression economic crisis of 1929-1939, 4) Canada's role in liberating the Netherlands from German occupation in 1945, 5) the CUSMA trade agreement between Canada, the US and Mexico, 6) the Oka Crisis land dispute between the Mohawk people and town of Oka in 1990, 7) these topics were selected by the Canadian government as defining moments for the country.

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    This document outlines 7 important events and figures in Canadian history: 1) WWI RAF pilot Billy Bishop, 2) the No. 2 Construction Battalion which was the first battalion composed of black soldiers in Canada, 3) the Great Depression economic crisis of 1929-1939, 4) Canada's role in liberating the Netherlands from German occupation in 1945, 5) the CUSMA trade agreement between Canada, the US and Mexico, 6) the Oka Crisis land dispute between the Mohawk people and town of Oka in 1990, 7) these topics were selected by the Canadian government as defining moments for the country.

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    This document outlines 7 important events and figures in Canadian history: 1) WWI RAF pilot Billy Bishop, 2) the No. 2 Construction Battalion which was the first battalion composed of black soldiers in Canada, 3) the Great Depression economic crisis of 1929-1939, 4) Canada's role in liberating the Netherlands from German occupation in 1945, 5) the CUSMA trade agreement between Canada, the US and Mexico, 6) the Oka Crisis land dispute between the Mohawk people and town of Oka in 1990, 7) these topics were selected by the Canadian government as defining moments for the country.

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    This document outlines 7 important events and figures in Canadian history: 1) WWI RAF pilot Billy Bishop, 2) the No. 2 Construction Battalion which was the first battalion composed of black soldiers in Canada, 3) the Great Depression economic crisis of 1929-1939, 4) Canada's role in liberating the Netherlands from German occupation in 1945, 5) the CUSMA trade agreement between Canada, the US and Mexico, 6) the Oka Crisis land dispute between the Mohawk people and town of Oka in 1990, 7) these topics were selected by the Canadian government as defining moments for the country.

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    7 THINGS YOU NEED

    TO KNOW ABOUT
    CANADIAN
    HISTORY
    BILLY BISHOP ROARING 20'S

    WW1 RAF pilot Roaring 20’s banquet


    born: Feb 8, 1894
    died: sept 11, 1956

    NO. 2 CONSTRUCTION BATALION


    Formed: 5 July, 1916
    disbanded:15 sept 1919
    the fist battalion
    composed of black
    soldiers in Canada

    THE GREAT LIBEEATION OF THE


    DEPRESSION NETHERLANDS
    May 1945
    Canada
    liberates and
    frees the
    Netherlands
    lasted: 1929 - 1939 from German
    one ofthe worst economic occupation
    hardships in history

    CUSMA OKA CRISIS


    July 11, 1990
    Sept. 26, 1990
    A landclaim dispute
    between the mowhawk
    people and the town of
    oka
    Canada United States Mexico agreement
    made to help raise the living standards of its
    civilians

    brought to you by:


    THE CANADIAN
    GOVERNMENT

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