Province of Canada

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The Province of Canada was a British North American colony formed in 1841 by uniting Upper and Lower Canada, serving as a key political predecessor to modern Canada until Confederation in 1867.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British colony
historical political entity
capital Kingston
Montreal
Quebec City
Toronto
continent North America
country Canada
createdBy Act of Union 1840
currency Canadian dollar
Canadian pound
dateAbolished 1867
dateEstablished 1841
dissolvedBy Constitution Act, 1867
surface form: British North America Act 1867
dividedInto Canada East
Canada West
endYear 1867
firstCapital Kingston
flagUsed Union Flag
surface form: British Union Jack
formedByUnionOf Lower Canada
Upper Canada
governmentType constitutional monarchy
parliamentary system
headOfState monarch of the United Kingdom
historicalRegion Great Lakes–St. Lawrence system
surface form: Great Lakes–St. Lawrence region
laterCapital Montreal
Quebec City
Toronto
legalSystem English common law in Canada West
civil law in Canada East
legislativeBody Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada
Legislative Council of the Province of Canada
legislature Parliament of the Province of Canada
locatedIn British America
surface form: British North America
officialLanguage English
French
otherName Province of Canada
surface form: United Province of Canada
partOf British Empire
playedRoleIn formation of the Dominion of Canada in 1867
predecessor Lower Canada
Upper Canada
religion Christianity
significantEvent Rebellion Losses Bill controversy
achievement of responsible government in 1848
startYear 1841
status colony of the United Kingdom
successor Dominion of Canada
Ontario
Quebec, Canada
surface form: Quebec

Referenced by (64)

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Upper Canada mergedInto Province of Canada
Kingston wasCapitalOf Province of Canada
Dominion of Canada foundingLocation Province of Canada
Dominion of Canada predecessor Province of Canada
ByWard Market locatedInHistoricProvince Province of Canada
Kingston, Ontario wasCapitalOf Province of Canada
New France includedRegion Province of Canada
this entity surface form: Canada (colony)
British–Native American wars involved Province of Canada
Clergy reserves abolishedBy Province of Canada
this entity surface form: Province of Canada government
Clergy reserves locatedIn Province of Canada
Rebellions of 1837–1838 result Province of Canada
this entity surface form: Union of the Canadas
Rebellions of 1837–1838 followedBy Province of Canada
Lower Canada followedBy Province of Canada
Lower Canada mergedInto Province of Canada
Lower Canada partOf Province of Canada
Quebec, Canada preConfederationEntity Province of Canada
subject surface form: Quebec
this entity surface form: Province of Canada (Canada East)
Province of Canada otherName Province of Canada
this entity surface form: United Province of Canada
Act of Union 1840 appliesToJurisdiction Province of Canada
Act of Union 1840 createdEntity Province of Canada
Parti rouge country Province of Canada
French colonial authorities in New France appliesToTerritory Province of Canada
this entity surface form: Canada (colony)
Joshua R. Giddings place of death Province of Canada
Ville-Marie partOf Province of Canada
this entity surface form: Province of Canada (historical region of New France)
George-Étienne Cartier countryOfCitizenship Province of Canada
Legislative Assembly of the Province of Canada country Province of Canada
this entity surface form: Canada (historical entity)
John By locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Province of Canada
this entity surface form: Province of Canada (historical)
Benjamin d’Urban deathPlace Province of Canada
Canada West country Province of Canada
Canada West partOf Province of Canada
Canada West partOf Province of Canada
this entity surface form: Province of Canada West and East
Canada East country Province of Canada
Canada East partOf Province of Canada
Louis-Joseph Papineau opposed Province of Canada
this entity surface form: Union of Upper and Lower Canada
Stormont County formedPartOf Province of Canada
Government of the Dominion of Canada predecessor Province of Canada
this entity surface form: Province of Canada government
E. J. Lennox placeOfBirth Province of Canada
Grand Trunk Railway jurisdiction Province of Canada
York County, Ontario partOf Province of Canada
Fenian Raids hasParticipant Province of Canada
Fenian Raids hasLocation Province of Canada
this entity surface form: Province of Canada (Canada East and Canada West)
Fenian Raids opponent Province of Canada
Eugène-Étienne Taché countryOfCitizenship Province of Canada
William Dillon Otter countryOfBirth Province of Canada
William Lyon Mackenzie deathPlace Province of Canada