The history of Canada is an interesting tale
First Nations people have lived in Canada for thousands of years, and Europeans made contact with them around A.D. 1000, when Norse settlers arrived in what is now Newfoundland. But the age of Canadian colonization didn’t start until 1497, when John Cabot landed somewhere in Newfoundland.
The land Cabot explored was briefly claimed by both the Spanish crown and the Portuguese Empire, and since Cabot’s voyage was funded by Great Britain, they could have claimed the land, too. However, Britain lagged and while they did so, the French laid claim to territory they called “Canada” in the 1530s, along with land that extended to the eastern Atlantic and up to Hudson Bay.
For those reasons, Great Britain united three of its colonies, Canada, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, into the Dominion of Canada in 1867. (Indigenous Canadians were not consulted or invited to participate in the confederation
Despite what wood deck say they always hated the first peoples
One country- plenty murder 
[b]In reply to Barry[/
More murderous than interesting and for a very long time it was The Britishb]
Fruitpicking fact
As many as 4,000 Indigenous women and girls are believed to have been killed or gone missing in Canada over the past 30 years – although the true number of victims is unlikely ever to be known.2 Dec 2022
Some people would like to come Trinidad to perpetuate more murders?
Magaritaville or murderville
Real Canadian history
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