did Canada become part of the USA my husband says no some one else told me it was need an answer.?
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The other person was likely making a joke about Canada becoming our 51st state
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LOL! some people are just plain morons! As  I was scrolling down reading every ones opinion-answer, I notice a few "Americans" are going to either "A" leave the U.S or  "B" move to Canada...Does anyone else see what is wrong with this?? Let me explain....those that said you will be leaving the U.S.A for for Canada or another Country...correct me if wrong but wont you then become the one thing you "hate" yes that's right. You will all become Immigrants in a foreign land. I find that to be Ironic. Next time you may want to think before you answer..............
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First, I could be wrong, but I didn't think the Quebec-as-nation recognition has officially come yet. The PM said he considered Quebec to be a nation "within a united Canada" on Nov. 22 and that he'd introduce a motion to the House of Commons. No vote should have happened yet, unless I've missed something.\n\nAs for other nations inside Canada: no. Quebec is a unique case. It would be interesting to see aliens ask for one, though. But I think I get your point. Why make nations within nations? But Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have had their devolution thing going on in the UK, and that country is still ticking.
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What's the question? Canada has a fairly lax immigration process, the US is more rigid. People illegally enter both countries and siphon resources away from citizens and legal immigrants. The US INS has a PR problem, and our reactionary politicians generally only add fuel to the fire.
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YES!!!  For starters, a little respect and acknowledgment of how, not only the U.S., but Canada as well,  was stolen from the very people who tried to be friendly and 'good' to fellow man!
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No-My family have been here before it was a country called  United States of America.\n\nWe invited some. Others we didn't. They came in sneekingly.
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Canada and some other African contries backed us up, thank you for that. Who did the U.S.A ever help out?
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Actually, no.  Being an American myself, I can tell you at least from my experience that the people I know think of Canada as our neighbors to the north.  Canada is just like America, only you guys got it right, while we continue to spiral down into a pit of despair.  A friend of mine recently moved to Canada and I'm actually quite jealous of the things that are better in Canada.  Being an American, he sees and doesn't take for granted what you guys have up there.
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To be perfectly honest with you, regardless of what you hear, they are both mutually working on the establishment of the North American Union, the dissolution of international borders between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, to make the North American continent effectively one nation. Just another step in the establishment of the New World Order, one world government.
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I can't speak for an American marrying a Canadian but I am Canadian and my Brother married a girl from another country and had to go through that process.  Yes it seems long but if you are married and living here it won't really be that long.  I'm sure you'll have no problems passing any scrutiny.  I hope you are planning on living in an area where you are familiar with the climate.  It would not be good for your morale to move to northern Ontario or Edmonton if you are from a southern state.  Just be forwarned and prepared for the climate in your new home area.  Oh and welcome eh!  (tee hee we don't really say that - just when we speak to Americans!)
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None.  Canada is not a viable place to live, eh?
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Inhabited first by Aboriginal peoples, Canada was founded as a union of British and former French colonies. Canada gained independence from the United Kingdom in an incremental process that began in 1867 and ended in 1982.\n\nRead more about it for specifics in the source I listed.
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Over all I think you have it wrong.  I am Canadian, however, I have a son-in-law and granddaughter living in Texas and relatives scattered throughout both countries.  However, who do you class as Americans.  As I see it the North American continent consist of Canada, USA, and Mexico.  With this in mind, who is American?  If there is a dislike from nation to another, it is a personal agenda of the thinker.  But, if you really want to know the deep thoughts of why people of USA have any conflict with Canadians? You will have to take some history lessons; In the past like around early 1700 - 1800 there has been conflicts between Canada and USA and Canada is the only country in the world that has burnt the Whitehouse and not only once but, twice.  Plus the name Enterprise used by USA on ships was first a Canadian ship built in the late 1700 in Nova Scotia.  In conflict between Canada and USA the HMS Enterprise is responsible for seizing and sinking of 156 USA ships before it was finally cornered in a bay by seven USA ships, all hands lost.  The name Enterprise is a USA trophy.  But, I prefer to love thy neighbor, it makes for good rumors.
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I would love to have Canada as part or the USA. I think they would be a good and positive influence on us. But I don't think the Canadians would go for it. They think we Americans are all cucking frazy.
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Yes they did, primarily because they moved further away from the United Kingdom. Canada had originally been a colony, but over time they have become more and more independent, along with the rest of the Commonwealth countries. WWII marked a very fast decline in the British Empire. \n\nCanadians are very sensitive about the subject, and survey after survey shows that there is a lot of anti-American bias among Canadians. The French Canadians harbor their main resentment against the English Candians, but in English Canada, their "conservatives" are more apt to like the US, and their "liberals" (American definition) are more apt to dislike the US (Ha! just as American liberals/Democrats are apt to dislike the US!) Western Canada is by and large conservative and very comfortable with Americans. But, the fact remains that Canadians are very similar to Americans, much moreso than they are to any other country, so it's sort of the resentment between a big brother and his kid sister.
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Article 2 states that the boundary between U.S. territory and the British possessions to the north would run "…through the Lake of the Woods to the most northwesternmost point thereof, and from thence on a due west course to the river Mississippi…" The parties did not suspect that the source of the Mississippi, Lake Itasca, was south of that point.\n\nIn the Anglo-American Convention of 1818, the error was corrected by having the boundary run due south from the northwest point of the lake to the 49th parallel and then westward along it. When this north-south line was surveyed, it was found to intersect other bays of the lake and therefore cut off a portion of U.S. territory, now known as the Northwest Angle.\n\nFun facts: according to the 2000 Census, the Northwest Angle has a population of 152. \nThere's nobody guarding that bit of the US-Canada border. People passing from one country to the other are supposed to use a telephone that was placed along the road to declare their belongings! lol
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I myself have a dual citizenship to SaudiArabia and USA.. due to the fact that anyone born in USA is automatically a US citizen.. \ncheck out this site I found about Canada.. its too long to copy and paste the article\nhttp://www.cic.gc.ca/EnGlish/citizen/dualci_e.html