On October 30, 1995, Canada came within 1% of breaking apart. The Quebec Referendum asked voters if the province should become sovereign, with a ballot so ambiguous it sparked controversy across the country. The result? 📊 50.58% No. 49.42% Yes. Just 54,000 votes kept Canada together. The aftermath led to the Clarity Act, ensuring that any future referendum must ask a clear question and win with a clear majority. One percent. That’s all that stood between unity and division. 🎥 Follow CIHE for m

The 1967 Referendum

When Canadian elections entered the internet age | CBC

6.5K views · 38 reactions | Anyone remember how incredible the 1999 Canada Winter Games in City of Corner Brook were? Team NL Retour aux Jeux d'hiver du Canada 1999! | Jeux du Canada Games | Facebook