【生存第一步】温哥华基本资料汇集
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温哥华常用电话：加拿大联邦政府:
加拿大公民和移民中心 604-666-2171
移民局地区办事处 604-666-0876
边境关税服务中心 1-800-461-9999
海关 604-666-0545
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省政府内阁办公室 604-660-2701
高等法院 604-660-2847
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中文专线 604-684-1628
商业服务中心 604-775-5525
大温哥华地区紧急电话：
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温哥华警察局 604-717-3535
列治文警察局 604-278-1212
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高贵林警察局 604-945-1550
高贵林港警察局 604-945-1550
北温哥华市警察局 604-985-1311
北温哥华区警察局 604-985-1311
西温哥华警察局 604-9257300
新西敏警察局 604-525-5411
素里警察局 604-599-0502
三角洲警察局 604-946-4411
兰里警察局 604-532-3200
大温哥华地区
查号台 411
中文热线 604-871-6868
温哥华国际机场 604-276-6101
温哥华市政府 604-873-7011
温哥华市长办公室 604-874-7621
西温哥华市政府 604-925-7370
北温哥华市政府 604-985-7761
北温哥华地区市政府 604-987-7131
列治文市政府 604-276-4000
本拿比市政府 604-294-7944
素里市政府 604-591-4011
市贵林市政府 604-927-3000
高贵林港市政府 604-944-5411
三角洲市政府 604-946-4141
兰里市政府 604-514-2800
新西敏市政府 604-521-3711
枫树岭市政府 604-463-5221
满地宝市政府 604-469-4500
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拜托大家多补充。。。只要人人都献出一个实用资料
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A Brief Canadian HistoryGiovanni Caboto (John Cabot) makes trip from England to the shores ofNewfoundland.1534
Jacques Cartier explored the costs of now-a-day Newfoundland, PrinceEdward Island, and then New Brunswick. The clamed the land for his country,France.
1535
Jacques Cartier explored the St. Lawrence River. He discovered theNative cities of Stadacona (now Quebec City) and Hochelega (now Montreal). Whiletalking with the natives he named the land Canada from their word "Kanata"meaning village.
1582
Sir Humphrey Gilbert visits Newfoundland and claims the land forEngland.
1756
France and Great Britain begin the Seven Year War.
September 8, 1759
The British under command General Wolfe attacked QuebecCity on the plains of Abraham. They captured the city from the General Montcalmof the French.
1763
New France becomes a British colony. It is renamed Quebec. This endsthe Seven Year War.
1769
Prince Edward Island separates from Nova Scotia, and becomes its ownseparate British colony.
1774
The Quebec Act is passed by the British Parliament. This recognizedthe French Canadian's right to preserve their language, religion, and civillaw.
1775
The start of the American Revolution begins. Thirteen colonies rebelagainst the British. Quebec, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island decide not tojoin the movement.
December 31, 1775
Because of Quebec not joining the revolution theAmericans attack Quebec City. The city stays under siege until spring when theBritish reinforcement drive the American forces away.
1784
Nova Scotia separates once again into two separate colonies; NovaScotia and New Brunswick.
1791
Quebec is divided up into two colonies Upper Canada (Now calledOntario) and Lower Canada, (Now called Quebec). They are each runseparately.
1812
The United States started another war between Britain.
August 16, 1812
Detroit surrenders to the British, lead by general IsaacBrock.
October 13, 1812
Brock was killed during the battle of QueenstonHeights.
June 22, 1813
Laura Secord overhears American troops planning an attack.She walked 30 km from the united States to what is now Canada to warn ColonelJames FitzGibbon. Two days later on the 24th the Americans were ambushed andsurrendered.
December 24, 1814
The British and the United States signed the Treaty ofGhent officialy ending the war.
1841
The Act of Union unites Upper and Lower Canada. They are renamedCanada East and Canada West into the province of Canada. It has one governmentwith Kingston as it's capital.
1864
Confederation conference start in Charlottetown from September 1 to9. They move to Quebec from October 10 to 29. The delegates fight over the ideasof a union of the British North American colonies
March 29, 1867
The British government passes the British North AmericaAct. This allows the Canadian Confederation.
July 1, 1867
The colonies of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ontario, andQuebec join together to become The Dominion of Canada. On this day John A.Macdonald becomes Canada's first Prime Minster.
July 15, 1869
Manitoba joins the Dominion of Canada. It is less then onethird the size of Manitoba today.
July 20, 1871
British Columbia joins the Dominion of Canada.
July 1, 1873
Prince Edward Island joins the Dominion of Canada.
November 7, 1982
The last spike of the Canadian Pacific Railway main lineis driven in.
September 1, 1905
Saskatchewan, Alberta, and the rest of Manitoba joinsthe Dominion of Canada.
1914-1918
World War I is on. Britain declares war on Germany. As a part ofthe British Empire, Canada is also at war.
April 9-14 1917
The battle of Vimy Ridge (France) occurs. Canada's firstmajor victory by Canadian troops. More then 10,000 Canadian's were killed orwounded.
December 6, 1917
A French munitions ship exploded in Halifax harbour. Thewhole city was flattened. Over 1600 people were killed and 9000 people wereinjured.
1918
Women win the right to vote in federal elections.
1939-1945
World War II starts. After Germany invaded Poland, Britaindeclared war. Canada declared war separately one week later.
March 31, 1949
Newfoundland is the last Province to joins the Dominion ofCanada.
1950
Inuits win the right to vote in federal elections.
1960
Native people living on reserves get the right to vote in federalelections.
February 15, 1965
Canada gets it's new maple leaf flag.
July 1, 1967
Canada celebrates one hundred years of Confederation. Acrossthe country communities sponsor centennial projects.
1968
Rene Levesque founds the Parti Quebecois, with the goal of makingQuebec a sovereign state associated with Canada.
October 1970
The FLQ kidnaps a Quebec government minister and a Britishtrade commissioner. Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau invokes the War Measures Act,which allows Canadians to be arrested and held without be charged.
May 15, 1980
Quebec rejects "sovereignty association".
April 17, 1982
Canada gets a new Constitution Act, including the Charterof Rights and Freedoms.
April 1, 1999
The eastern 2/3 of the Northwest Territories became a newterritory named Nunavut
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The Canadian FlagThe official ceremony inaugurating the new Canadian flag was held on ParliamentHill in Ottawa on February 15, 1965, with Governor General Georges Vanier, PrimeMinister Lester B. Pearson, the members of the Cabinet and thousands ofCanadians in attendance.
The Canadian Red Ensign, bearing the Union Jackand the shield of the royal arms of Canada, was lowered and then, on the strokeof noon, our new maple leaf flag was raised. The crowd sang the national anthemO Canada followed by the royal anthem God Save the Queen.
The followingwords, spoken on that momentous day by the Honourable Maurice Bourget, Speakerof the Senate, added further symbolic meaning to our flag: "The flag is thesymbol of the nation's unity, for it, beyond any doubt, represents all thecitizens of Canada without distinction of race, language, belief or opinion."
Why a Maple Leaf?
The maple leaf was historicallyused from the early days of Canada to symbolize the land and its people. It wasfirst proposed as an emblem of Canada in 1834 when the SociétéSaint-Jean-Baptiste was founded; shortly thereafter, in 1836, Le Canadien, anewspaper published in Lower Canada, referred to it as a suitable emblem forCanada.
It was also used in the decorations for the visit of the Princeof Wales to Canada in 1860. It appears on the coats of arms granted to Quebecand Ontario in 1868 and as a distinctive emblem on the royal arms of Canadaproclaimed in 1921. The maple leaf was for many years the symbol of the CanadianArmed Forces and was used to identify Canadian contingents in the two worldwars. But it wasn't to receive official status until the National Flag of Canadawas proclaimed by Her Majesty the Queen in 1965.
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米国驻温哥华领事馆：Consulate General Vancouver
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Phone
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(604) 685-7175 Fax
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