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well, in the beginning, Canada was called british North America because britain owned it and the british had started to colonize it before anyone had. they were in fact the first people to immigrate to canada.

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I guess they started in 1497 but by the 1500's they had several settlements. A good date to use is 1583 as that settlement, St John's is still there but the British were active well before that.

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After the 'Seven Year's War' With France, which they signed the 'Treaty of Paris' in 1763, resigning all of Canada to Britain.

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After the Seven Year's War.

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newfoundland, labordour

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newfoundland and labroudour

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