What does BNAA stand for?

British North America Act (Canadian Constitution)

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The British North America Act, 1867, which created Canada, and its constitutional companions, became the Constitution Acts of Canada in the spring of 1982.

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1867: Canada became a self-governing dominion of Great Britain as the British North America Act took effect.

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In 1867, Britain's Parliament passed the British North America Act to create the Dominion of Canada.

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In 1866, as the Fathers of Confederation were working on drafting the British North America Act that would lead to the creation of Canada the following year, a Montreal businessman and journalist, James Croil, was appointed an agent of the Presbyterian synod in connection with the Church of Scotland "to devise and carry into execution such measures as .

A 130-year-old record

Why don't we throw out the British North America Act, now the Constitution Act, 1867, or the Americans throw out their Declaration of Independence or their constitution?

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In 1981 when she came to Canada to sign the new Canadian Constitution, it was a moment when she wore two crowns in quick succession, for as the United Kingdom sovereign she terminated the British North America Act and as Queen of Canada she signed the Constitution of Canada.

The Canadian monarchy

However, the British North America Act is written to ensure areas of jurisdiction are clearly understood.

British North America

New Brunswick did not join Canada be fore the British North America Act of 1867.

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