The document provides a timeline of important events in Canadian history from 1935 to 2003. Some key events include Newfoundland becoming Canada's tenth province in 1949, the current Canadian flag being inaugurated in 1965, and Paul Martin being inaugurated as Prime Minister in 2003. The timeline tracks political, social, and economic developments over nearly 70 years of Canadian history.

1. A Glimpse of Canadian HistoryA Timeline of Canada(1935-2003)By: Amelia Terlecki, Andrew Hlushak, & Justin Wiesinger

2. 1935 (June 22) - Carol Shields was born in Oak Park, Illinois. 1938 – U.S. President Roosevelt is the first President to make an official visit to Canada.1939 (Sept 10th) – A week after Britain’s declaration, Canada enters the war against Germany. 1948 – Prime Minister McKenzie is replaced by Louis St. Laurent.1949 – Newfoundland becomes Canada’s tenth province. 1950 – Canada reaches a population of 14 million people. Timeline of History

3. 1952 – Canada broadcasts its first television station.1960 – Native people win the right to vote.1962 – The Trans Canada highway opens. - Launching of satellite Alouette 1.1965 – The current Canadian flag is inaugurated. 1968 – Pierre Elliot Trudeau was elected into office.Timeline of History

4. 1969 – Abortion Laws are liberalized. - English and French become official languages of Canada.1976 – The death penalty is abolished. - Montreal hold’s the Olympics1980 – “Oh, Canada” becomes the national anthem.1981 – Terry Fox attempts his run across Canada to raise money for cancer.1986 – The Canadian dollar drops to 70.2 US, which is the lowest it has ever been.Timeline of History

5. 1989 – The one dollar bill is replaced with theloonie coin.1990 – GST taxes are introduced across Canada.1993 – Kim Campbell is elected the first female prime minister.1994 – NAFTA is signed between Canada, US and Mexico.1999 – Nunavut was established as a territory.2003 – Paul Martin is inaugurated into office.- Carol Shields passes away on July 16th.Timeline of History

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