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Federal law requires voters to prove both identity and address to vote in a Canadian federal election; Elections Canada says you must show ID accepted by them and typically need two pieces if one lack...
English is the dominant public and working language across nine provinces and all three territories in Canada, and it remains the most widely spoken language outside Quebec (statistics and government ...
British Columbia (B.C.) is identified in multiple official and reference sources as a province of Canada; it joined Confederation in 1871 and is routinely described as Canada’s westernmost province wi...
is Canadian by birth and public standing: he was born in , and is repeatedly identified in major references as a Canadian economist and politician now serving as ’s prime minister . While his internat...
Canada does not have a single national age of majority; provinces and territories set it at , creating two distinct legal adulthood thresholds across the country, while the United States sets the age ...