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British Columbia  - The western most province of Canada, on the Pacific Ocean. It is bounded by the Rocky Mountains in the East and the Coast Range in the West. The main rivers, are the Fraser, Kootenay, Thompson, and Columbia. Their tributaries are swift flowing and there are many lakes and waterfalls. Forests cover over 55% of the surface. There are rich mineral resources; gold, silver, lead, zinc, copper, coal, and oil are all produced. Only a small area is farmed, and half the population lives in the Lower Mainland. History -  in Great Britain's strategy to rule the world, the area was visited by Captain Cook, in 1778 and a British colony was established on Vancouver Island, during 1849.  It became part of Canada in 1871, and the transcontinental railway encouraged further development.

Area: 930,528 sq km - 359,277 sq miles. Population around 3 million The Capital of BC is Victoria, named after its first queen.

 

Pamela Denise Anderson was born on Saturday, July 1, 1967 in Ladysmith, British Columbia, Canada. Shortly after she was born, her parents, moved to Comox, BC, about 285 miles north of Vancouver. It was there one day in a library that Pamela's modeling career would start. Pamela was sitting listening to a story with a group of other children when a photographer captured a picture of her that won the hearts of all that viewed it. It was quickly copyrighted and placed in all the libraries in British Columbia. Pamela's teen years weren't anything out of the ordinary, she had braces and she was small chested. She excelled in virtually every sport she played, earning the nick-name "Rubber-Band" for her flexibility. Upon graduating from Highland Secondary School in 1985, her yearbook entry stated that her aspiration in life was "To be a California Beach Bum". Pamela moved to Vancouver when she was 21, to get a taste of the big city and get on with her life. She was working as a fitness instructor when her direction in life changed.

Canada, Dominion of the country occupying the entire northern half of the North American continent - except for Alaska, which is part of the USA. More than half of Canada consists of the Canadian Shield, at the centre of which lies the Hudson Bay lowlands.

The Western Cordillera, which is partly made up of the Coast Mountains and the Rocky Mountains, runs parallel to the Pacific coast and contains Mount Logan, Canada’s highest peak. Between the Rocky Mountains and the Canadian Shield lie the Interior Lowlands, consisting of prairies, plains, and the Mackenzie Lowlands. The SE region of Canada is dominated by the St Lawrence River and the Great Lakes and is the most densely populated area in the country. The whole population is mainly of British descent, with a large French population on the East Coast .

Economy: the numerous manufacturing industries, mainly in Ontario and Quebec, include paper, iron and steel, motor vehicles, and food processing. As well as iron ore, the rich mineral resources include asbestos, nickel, zinc, molybdenum, uranium, silver, and gold. Oil production has increased considerably since the discovery of large oilfields in Alberta and natural gas is also produced. Agriculture is important, with cereals in the Prairie Provinces and considerable fruit growing in British Columbia and Ontario.

Other industries include fishing, forestry, and the fur trade. Main exports include oil, wheat, wood pulp, and paper. History: there is evidence of Viking settlement in the NE around 1000 AD. In 1497 John Cabot reached Newfoundland and Nova Scotia, the first being claimed for England in 1583. In 1534 Jacques Cartier explored the Gulf of St Lawrence and in 1608 Champlain established the first permanent settlement at Quebec. Known as New France, this became a royal province in 1663. The fur trade was of extreme importance and in 1670 the English set up the Hudson’s Bay Company.

By 1696 the French and English were in open conflict: in 1713 the Treaty of Utrecht gave Acadia - present-day Nova Scotia, Newfoundland, and Hudson Bay to Britain. After the Seven Years’ War, during which Gen Wolfe defeated the French under Gen Montcalm (1759), the Treaty of Paris (1763) gave Canada to Britain. By the British North America Act (1867) a confederation of Lower Canada (Quebec), Upper Canada (Ontario), Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick was established. Manitoba joined the confederation in 1870, British Columbia in 1871, and Prince Edward Island in 1873. Alberta and Saskatchewan were created from the NW Territories in 1905. In 1931 Canada became an independent constitutional monarchy in the British Commonwealth. In 1982 a new constitution for Canada was signed by Elizabeth II.

Prime minister: Brian Mulroney. Official languages: English and French. Official currency: Canadian dollar of 100 cents. Area: 9 976 169 sq km (3 851 809 sq mi). Population (1987): 25 963 000. Capital: Ottawa. Main port: Montreal.

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