John McNaughton set up Depression-era labor camps in this province to build its nation's railroads.
John McNaughton set up Depression-era labor camps in this province to build its nation's railroads. John Simcoe's governorship preceded the "Family Compact" that ruled it from York. The Baldwin-LaFontaine ministries passed the Rebellion Losses Act in this province. The Durham Report proposed uniting Lower Canada, or Quebec, with this. The New Democratic Party of its nation is based here, and the Welland Canal connects Lake Erie with a lake named after this province. Tecumseh died here at the Battle of the Thames during the War of 1812. For 10 points, name this most populous Canadian province that borders Quebec and Manitoba and contains Toronto.
John McNaughton set up Depression-era labor camps in this province to build its nation's railroads.
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