Canada - Revision history

Simoncursitor: link

2006-10-16T08:56:02Z

link

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	The '''Dominion of Canada''' (commonly called, simply, '''Canada''') is a [[sovereign]] [[nation]] of the [[Britain\|British]] Commonwealth, north of the continental [[United States]].		The '''Dominion of Canada''' (commonly called, simply, '''Canada''') is a [[sovereign]] [[nation]] of the [[Britain\|British]] Commonwealth, north of the continental [[United States]].

	Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. It was [[colony\|colonized]] throughout the late [[medieval]] and [[renaissance]] [[period]]s by [[France]] and [[Britain]] through a process of annexation from the indigenous [[Native American\|First Nations]]. By the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important [[~~fishing~~]] area.		Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. It was [[colony\|colonized]] throughout the late [[medieval]] and [[renaissance]] [[period]]s by [[France]] and [[Britain]] through a process of annexation from the indigenous [[Native American\|First Nations]]. By the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important [[fish]]ing area.

	==The SCA in Canada==		==The SCA in Canada==

User 144: categorising

2006-05-27T10:21:38Z

categorising

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	* The [[Kingdom of the East]] - Branches in Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland.		* The [[Kingdom of the East]] - Branches in Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland.
	* The [[Kingdom of An Tir]] - Branches in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories.		* The [[Kingdom of An Tir]] - Branches in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories.

			[[category:places]][[category:countries]]

Cian: links, formatting

2006-04-21T14:37:04Z

links, formatting

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	The '''Dominion of Canada''' (commonly called, simply, '''Canada''') is a sovereign nation of the British Commonwealth, north of the continental [[United States]]. ~~It was colonized throughout the late [[medieval]] and [[renaissance]] periods by [[France]] and [[Britain]] through a process of annexation from the indigenous [[Native American\|First Nations]].~~		The '''Dominion of Canada''' (commonly called, simply, '''Canada''') is a [[sovereign]] [[nation]] of the [[Britain\|British]] Commonwealth, north of the continental [[United States]].

	Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. ~~However,~~ by the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important fishing area.		Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. It was [[colony\|colonized]] throughout the late [[medieval]] and [[renaissance]] [[period]]s by [[France]] and [[Britain]] through a process of annexation from the indigenous [[Native American\|First Nations]]. By the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important [[fishing]] area.

	==The SCA in Canada==		==The SCA in Canada==

Paul Matisz at 04:35, 17 April 2006

2006-04-17T04:35:00Z

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	The '''Dominion of Canada''' (commonly called, simply, '''Canada''') is a sovereign nation of the British Commonwealth north of the [[United States]]. It was colonized throughout the late [[medieval]] and [[~~rennaissance~~]] periods by [[France]] and [[Britain]] through a process of annexation from the indigenous [[Native American\|First Nations]].		The '''Dominion of Canada''' (commonly called, simply, '''Canada''') is a sovereign nation of the British Commonwealth, north of the continental [[United States]]. It was colonized throughout the late [[medieval]] and [[renaissance]] periods by [[France]] and [[Britain]] through a process of annexation from the indigenous [[Native American\|First Nations]].

	Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. However, by the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important fishing area.		Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. However, by the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important fishing area.

Paul Matisz at 04:34, 17 April 2006

2006-04-17T04:34:09Z

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	'''Canada''' is a sovereign nation of the British Commonwealth north of the ~~(current)~~ [[United States]], ~~originally~~ colonized by [[France]] and [[Britain]] through a process of annexation from the indigenous [[Native American\|First Nations]].		The '''Dominion of Canada''' (commonly called, simply, '''Canada''') is a sovereign nation of the British Commonwealth north of the [[United States]]. It was colonized throughout the late [[medieval]] and [[rennaissance]] periods by [[France]] and [[Britain]] through a process of annexation from the indigenous [[Native American\|First Nations]].

	Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. However, by the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important fishing area.		Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. However, by the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important fishing area.
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	In the [[SCA]], there are a number of [[kingdom]]s that have [[groups]] in Canada.		In the [[SCA]], there are a number of [[kingdom]]s that have [[groups]] in Canada.
	* The [[Kingdom of Ealdormere]] - ~~all~~ in Ontario		* The [[Kingdom of Ealdormere]] - The province of Ontario, excepting Essex County and the extreme northwest.
	* The [[Middle Kingdom]] - a ~~branch~~ in ~~southwestern~~ Ontario.		* The [[Middle Kingdom]] - The [[Shire of Starleaf Gate]] is in Essex County, Ontario.
	* The [[Kingdom of Northshield]] - ~~brances in~~ Northwestern Ontario, Manitoba		* The [[Kingdom of Northshield]] - Northwestern Ontario and Manitoba
	* The [[Kingdom of the East]] - ~~branches~~ in Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland		* The [[Kingdom of the East]] - Branches in Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland.
	* The [[Kingdom of An Tir]] - ~~branches~~ in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories		* The [[Kingdom of An Tir]] - Branches in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories.

Paul Matisz: chaged "chunk of territory" to "sovereign nation of the British Commonwealth", because we are

2006-04-17T04:29:43Z

chaged "chunk of territory" to "sovereign nation of the British Commonwealth", because we are

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	'''Canada''' is a ~~chunk~~ of ~~territory~~ north of the (current) [[United States]] ~~annexed~~ ~~from~~ ~~the indigenous~~ [[~~Native American\|First Nations~~]] ~~population by the~~ [[~~France\|French~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~Britain~~\|~~British~~]].		'''Canada''' is a sovereign nation of the British Commonwealth north of the (current) [[United States]], originally colonized by [[France]] and [[Britain]] through a process of annexation from the indigenous [[Native American\|First Nations]].

	Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. However, by the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important fishing area.		Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. However, by the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important fishing area.

Paul Matisz at 11:22, 11 October 2005

2005-10-11T11:22:24Z

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	'''Canada''' is a chunk of territory north of the (current) [[United States]] annexed from the indigenous population by the [[France\|French]] and [[Britain\|British]].		'''Canada''' is a chunk of territory north of the (current) [[United States]] annexed from the indigenous [[Native American\|First Nations]] population by the [[France\|French]] and [[Britain\|British]].

	Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. However, by the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important fishing area.		Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. However, by the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important fishing area.

Paul Matisz: updated SCA in Canada information

2005-10-11T11:16:58Z

updated SCA in Canada information

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	In the [[SCA]], there are a number of [[kingdom]]s that have [[groups]] in Canada.		In the [[SCA]], there are a number of [[kingdom]]s that have [[groups]] in Canada.
	* The [[Kingdom of Ealdormere]] - all in Ontario		* The [[Kingdom of Ealdormere]] - all in Ontario
	* The [[Middle Kingdom]] - a ~~branches~~ in ~~Manitoba, and a bit of~~ Ontario.		* The [[Middle Kingdom]] - a branch in southwestern Ontario.
			* The [[Kingdom of Northshield]] - brances in Northwestern Ontario, Manitoba
	* The [[Kingdom of the East]] - branches in Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland		* The [[Kingdom of the East]] - branches in Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland
	* The [[Kingdom of An Tir]] - branches in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories		* The [[Kingdom of An Tir]] - branches in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories

Paul Matisz at 11:15, 11 October 2005

2005-10-11T11:15:34Z

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	'''Canada''' is a chunk of territory north of the (current) [[United States]] annexed from the indigenous population by the ~~Colonial~~ [[~~Britain~~\|~~British~~]], and ~~to later stop the Brits killing everyone, also some enterprising~~ [[~~France~~\|~~French~~]] ~~explorers~~.		'''Canada''' is a chunk of territory north of the (current) [[United States]] annexed from the indigenous population by the [[France\|French]] and [[Britain\|British]].

	Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. However, by the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important fishing area.		Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. However, by the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important fishing area.
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	In the [[SCA]], there are a number of [[kingdom]]s that have [[groups]] in Canada.		In the [[SCA]], there are a number of [[kingdom]]s that have [[groups]] in Canada.
	* The [[Kingdom of Ealdormere]] - all in Ontario		* The [[Kingdom of Ealdormere]] - all in Ontario
	* The [[Middle Kingdom]] - branches in Manitoba, and a bit of Ontario.		* The [[Middle Kingdom]] - a branches in Manitoba, and a bit of Ontario.
	* The [[Kingdom of the East]] - branches in Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland		* The [[Kingdom of the East]] - branches in Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland
	* The [[Kingdom of An Tir]] - branches in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories		* The [[Kingdom of An Tir]] - branches in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories

Cian: SCA, settlements, links, spelling

2004-10-07T04:24:25Z

SCA, settlements, links, spelling

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	'''Canada'''is a chunk of territory north of the (current) [[United States]] annexed from the indigenous population by the Colonial British, and~~, later,~~ to stop the Brits killing everyone, also some enterprising French explorers. ~~<p>~~		'''Canada''' is a chunk of territory north of the (current) [[United States]] annexed from the indigenous population by the Colonial [[Britain\|British]], and to later stop the Brits killing everyone, also some enterprising [[France\|French]] explorers.

	Canada ~~possessed~~ of no medieval significance, ~~other~~ ~~than being~~ sighted by [[Leif ~~Ericson~~]], but by the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important fishing area.		Canada is of little [[medieval]] significance. It was sighted by [[Leif Ericsson]] in the [[11th century]] but all subsequent [[viking]] settlements in [[Vinland]] were failures. However, by the [[16th century]] Newfoundland became an important fishing area.

			==The SCA in Canada==

			In the [[SCA]], there are a number of [[kingdom]]s that have [[groups]] in Canada.
			* The [[Kingdom of Ealdormere]] - all in Ontario
			* The [[Middle Kingdom]] - branches in Manitoba, and a bit of Ontario.
			* The [[Kingdom of the East]] - branches in Quebec, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland
			* The [[Kingdom of An Tir]] - branches in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, the Yukon, and the Northwest Territories