Immigration Policies / Regulations
What major change was made in the year 1967?
The removal of racial discrimination
What was the quiet revolution?
Socio-political and socio-cultural change in Quebec.
What was one of the outcomes of Expo67?
Strengthened diplomatic relations/boost Canada’s global image
Did Diefenbaker join the OAS as Kennedy requested?
No
The year the white paper was proposed
1969
What program was the illegal entry of Chinese in Canada without a legal status called?
The Chinese Adjustment Statement Program
Who directed the movie Psycho?
Alfred Hitchcock
In which province was Expo 67 held?
Quebec
What was America’s view on the Diefenbaker government’s ability to conduct political decisions?
Unreliable
The white paper was proposed under this prime minister
Pierre Trudeau
What year did Canada replaced the national origin systems with a preference system?
1960
Where was Marilyn Monroe found after her death?
Her home
What is the new name for Canada's Department of Foreign Affairs and international trade?
Global Affairs Canada
What was Canadians' view on supporting nuclear arms with America?
Opposed the putting of nuclear weapons in Canada
The head of the Indian Association of Alberta in 1969
Harold Cardinal
Who was the minister in Department of Manpower and Immigration?
Jean Marchland
Who wrote the song "Woodstock"?
Joni Mitchell
When was CIDA ( Canadian International Development Agency) formed?
1968
What were the big three American car companies that had their manufacturing facilities in Canada?
General Motors, Ford and Chrysler
This book’s title can serve as a mockery of Pierre Trudeau’s idea of a just society
The Unjust Society
What was the point of the preference system?
To attract skilled workers AND to unite immigrant families
What year did the rolling stones host the Altamont music festival?
1969
Where was the Canadian flag first hoisted ?
Parliament building in Ottawa
What was the amount (dollar) of trade deficit Canada had with the United States ?
600 million dollars
The government thought this decision better than giving support and resources to struggling Indigenous communities
The forced removal of Indigenous children