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Province of Canada
The claim that *schools in Canada are e-mailing parents asking them not to put ham or bacon in their kids' packed lunch because it offends people of other religions* is . None of the supplied sources ...
Nova Scotia gets most of the gasoline it sells from imports and market-priced benchmarks rather than large in‑province refining; the province’s regulator sets weekly retail price ranges based on a New...
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...
Revocable living trusts (inter vivos revocable trusts) exist and are discussed by Canadian estate planners, but they function differently in Canada than in the U.S.: they are generally revocable durin...
Scholars agree there is no accepted, clear archaeological proof that Romans established contact or settlements in North America before Columbus; claims rest on isolated artifacts and speculative inter...
There is that Canadian schools have implemented a nationwide or quantifiable ban on pork products in packed lunches; recent fact-check reporting and contemporaneous news coverage found no substantiati...
The available 2025 analyses show as the province with the highest combined federal–provincial debt-to-GDP burden (88.4%), while is reported as the lowest (40.8%). Provincial projections also flag as t...
Nova Scotia does not currently operate any petroleum refineries and therefore sources most of its gasoline and other refined petroleum products (RPPs) from refineries outside the province—principally ...
The provided materials consistently identify as the age of consent in multiple jurisdictions cited: Maryland, Massachusetts, and Canada within the set of analyses, but the dataset contains large gaps ...
War Plan Red singled out Canada’s transportation spine—its rail hubs, the Great Lakes, and key Atlantic and Pacific ports—as both objectives and logistical chokepoints, while acknowledging that sea co...
Provincial debt-to-GDP trends matter because much of Canada’s post‑2020 borrowing occurred at both federal and provincial levels; the Fraser Institute reports combined federal–provincial debt-to-GDP r...
CKF Group, LLC is not reliably described in the provided results; the search returns multiple distinct “CKF” entities — notably CKF Inc., a Canadian packaging manufacturer headquartered in Nova Scotia...
New York State had thousands — not hundreds of thousands — of enslaved people in the decades before the Civil War: census and archival accounts record roughly 21,000 enslaved people in New York in 179...
The British North America Act of 1867 (later renamed the Constitution Act, 1867) created the Dominion of Canada by uniting the Province of Canada (which became Ontario and Quebec), Nova Scotia and New...
Available sources show activity by multiple organisations with the initials “CKF” over the past five years — most relevant for geographic shifts are CKF Inc., a Canadian packaging manufacturer that ha...
CKF Inc. is a Canadian-owned packaging and sustainable food-service products manufacturer with historic roots in Hantsport, Nova Scotia and growing operations in Langley, British Columbia; company web...
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 ...