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Maritime Aurora Borealis Totem Poles Immunity Quiet Revolution Separatist Descent Francophone Exile Europeans Killed off herds of buffalo Ottawa Quebec voted To remain a Part of Canada Discovery of gold Along the Fraser River Rough And Rugged Canadian Shield Free land in the Prairie Provinces Water And Wood Increase In population Pacific Rim People of French Descent were exiled Inuit Trade French Colonists Six Village or Settlement Avril Lavigne Quebec Alex Trebek Canada Boomtown