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George Cartier
The negotiator of the province of Canada East. He was exiled by the British. Cartier's achivements were the codification of the civil law of Lower Canada ( Quebec), helping to end the oppressive seigneurial tenure in the province. -
John A. Macdonald
Was the first prime minister of Canada. He was also a lawyer, businessman. Negotiator of the province of west. -
Samuel leonard Tilley
Negotiator of New Brunswick. He became a certified pharmacist in 1838 and opened a drug store with a bbusiness partner. After his partner retired he took over the business of the drug store. He sold the store in 1860. -
George Brown
Negotiator of province of West. He was a journalist and statesman. He was elected to the legislative assembly of Canada as a reform member from the country of Kent. -
Frederick Bowker Terrington Carter
Negotiator of NewFoundLand(NFL). He was also a lawyer, politician, and a judge. He studied law in Newfoundland and in England in 1840 and 1841. Also he was elected as solicitor to the legislative assembly in 1848, he held the position until 1852. -
Act of Union
Its main provisions were the establishment of a single parliament with equal representation from each constituent section; consolidation of debt; a permanent Civil List; banishment of the French language from official government use; and suspension of specific French Canadian institutions relating to education and civil law. -
Charlottetown Conference
Lasted for six days.Canada East, Canada West, and the Maritimes( exept NFL). -
Quebec Conference
All the colonies were represenetives. The conference lasted for over 2 weeks. A plan of union, money, and power was some of the reasons for this conference/ -
London Conference
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and province of Canada were the reprensenatives. The American act was introduced to the British Parliment.
