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Canada's heritage is decidedly multicultural, beginning with First Nations, Inuit, and Metis populations, and adding French and British (particularly Scottish) influences with the influx of European colonists through the 19th century. Immigration restrictions were eased in the 1960s, leading to increased migration from China, India, Vietnam, Jamaica, the Philippines, Lebanon, and Haiti.
The "Canadian identity" is no single idea; it is said that Canada "resists easy definition."
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If the fur traders had not explored the Canada West what might the country of Canada look like?
No because the history would be different and it would look different. - not the questionthe question was what would Canada look like, not the history. it needs a description.
Why is Pauline Johnson important to Canadian history?
Pauline Johnson was born 10mar1862 on the Six Nation Indian Reserve, Brant county, Ontario. The daughter of Mohawk chief and an English mother, her Indian name was Tekahionwake. She started writing poetry in her youth about her Indian Heritage and its history and legends. For many years she toured Canada, the US and England presenting her works. Later she moved to Vancouver and continued to write. She died in Vancouver on 7mar1913. Her contribution to Canada was her lifelong work, preserving the Indian Heritage
What is a mixed world heritage?
A mixed site has both natural and cultural criteria for a world heritage site.
What is human heritage?
Well.....human heritage is supposed to be the traits that are past down from your ancestors and which contributed to how the world presently is.
What was Canada first called?
Canada
