The Canadian State: Documents & Dialogue

The Canadian State Web exhibition encourages you to define, discuss, and document your own ideals for this complex country. By thinking critically about Canadian government, democracy, identities, law, and our role in the world, you can add to the history of “peace, order, and good government” aspired to in the Constitution Act, 1867.

Drawing on the rich documentary heritage collection at Library and Archives Canada, The Canadian State is an educational resource that offers both classroom activities and primary historical materials to support a broader understanding of government and politics in Canada.

Source: Libraries and Archives Canada

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