Season 2, Episode 38: The History and Role of Canada’s Major Banks

Season 2, Episode 42: Federalism in Canada

It’s a division of powers today! Federalism. Outcome: The British North America Act (1867) established federalism, which unified Canada under one government but divided power between federal and provincial or territorial governments.

Season 2, Episode 41: Democratic Structures in Canada

We are talking the 3 Rs. No, not reduce, reuse, and recycle. It’s actually representative government, responsible government, and representation by population. Outcome: Democratic structures include representative government, responsible government, and representation by population.

Season 2, Episode 40: The British North America Act (1867) and the Foundations of Canadian Government

Déjà vu… French for “already seen.” This episode might sound familiar if you’ve been with me for a bit. Outcome: At Confederation, the British North America Act (1867), also known as the Constitution Act of 1867, outlined the organization of power and democratic structures in the Canadian government.

Season 2, Episode 39: The Gradual Evolution of Sovereignty in Canada

The broad wording of a new outcome leads for a creative episode title, no? Outcome: The evolution of sovereignty in Canada was gradual.

Season 2, Episode 38: The History and Role of Canada’s Major Banks

Do you remember your first bank account? So much fun having that little bank book to update on those old printers. Outcome: The Bank of Canada, created in the 1930s, promotes Canada’s economic and financial welfare by regulating banking and the monetary system, such as in Canada’s first banks: the Bank of Montreal, the Bank of Nova Scotia, the Laurentian Bank of Canada, the National Bank of Canada, the Royal Bank of Canada, The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce