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Over the years, Canada's national identity has continuously changed, being shaped by shifts in the socio-demographic landscape of Canada, historical events and social relationships. It cannot be considered a stagnant construct, but rather one that evolves over time.
Getting independence? (Contrary to some beliefs we did not gain independance in 1867, we did either in 1936 or 1982, depending on your point of view.)
Adopting a different language than its neighbors? (We had one just ready out there, but we prefered to keep in stored away for later)
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