History
Fully unified only since 1949, and still plagued by the Québec
imbroglio, Canada is a country of intertwining histories rather
than a single national evolution. Not only does each of its
provinces maintain a high degree of autonomy, but each grouping of
native peoples can claim a heritage that cannot be fully integrated
into the story of white Canada. Such a complex mosaic militates
against generalization - although Canadians themselves continue to
grapple with the nature of their own identity - but nonetheless
what follows attempts to identify key events and themes
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