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Arts | Colonial | Empire | Explorers | Federal | Frontier | International | Leaders | National | Native | News | Regional | United States | War
1776 Charles Inglis | Albany Plan | Capitulation Montreal | Helms Burton | Jay Treaty | Letter St John | Letters St John II | Monroe Doctrine |
No Import Agreement | Northwest Ordinance | Paris Treaty | Reciprocity Treaty | Regiments Canada | Rights of Man | Role of Indians | Rush Bagot Treaty | Seward Alaska | Stamp Act | Treaty of Washington | US Neutrality | Washington Neutrality | Webster AshburtonThe overwhelming vital relationship that Canada has had is it's relationship with the United States. From the French English rivalry to Confederation to modern Presidential, Prime Ministerial confrontations and cooperation, Canada has always had to consider the U.S. in almost any major decision or action. The U.S. is Canada's closet friend and sometimes biggest problem. These documents reflect many of the issues that unite and divide the two states.
