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Birth of Stephen Harper
Stephen Harper was born April 30th 1959 -
Birth of Keanu Reeves
Canadian actor Keanu Reeves was born September 2 1964 -
Stephen Harper Graduates
Stephen Harper graduates from Richview Collegiate Institute -
Keanu Reeves gets a supporting role in a movie
Keanu Reeves played a supporting role in Rob Lowe’s hockey flick “Youngblood” -
Keanu Reeves gets a role in a movie
Keanu Reeves plays in teen drama film "River's Edge" -
Keanu Reeves gets a supporting role in a movie
Keanu Reeves lands a supporting role in the Oscar-nominated Dangerous Liaisons -
Stephen Harper gets a masters degree
Stephen Harper earned a master's degree in economics -
Stephen Harper marries
Stephen Harper marries Laureen Teskey -
Keanu Reeves gets a role in a movie
Keanu Reeves plays in Constantine -
Immigrants decline
Number of immigrants decline from 2005 -
BlackBerry Messenger founded
BlackBerry Messenger, also known as BBM, is a proprietary Internet-based instant messenger and videotelephony application included on BlackBerry devices that allows messaging and voice calls between BlackBerry, iOS, Android, and Windows Mobile users. -
New permanent residents increase
Economy class residents increase with immigration -
Stephen Harper becomes leader of conservatives
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Extension of Afghanistan War
Members of Parliament vote to approve a two-year extension of Canada's military mission to Afghanistan. -
Canada rejects united nations decision
Canada opposes the decision of the United Nations Human Rights Council to make Israel's actions a permanent item on the Council's agenda. -
General assembly votes on rights of indgenous
After approval by the HRC, the General Assembly votes on the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. -
Solarship founded
Solar Ship Inc. builds aircraft called solarships to service remote areas, most of which have no roads. The solarship is a hybrid aircraft, gaining lift from both buoyant gas and aerodynamics. Its wing-ship design allows for extreme short takeoff and landing (XSTOL), such as in a soccer field. -
Clara Hughes in the Turin games
Clara Hughes gold and silver in the 2006 Turin games -
Stephen Harper pledges to Canadian sovereignty
Prime Minister Stephen Harper pledges $7 billion for the protection of Canadian sovereignty in the north. An additional six to eight offshore patrol ships are to be deployed before 2013. -
Conservatives releases action plan
Conservative release "Turning the Corner: An Action Plan to Reduce Greenhouse Gases and Air Pollution." -
Stephen Harper apologizes to the aboriginals
Prime Minister Stephen Harper offers a formal apology on behalf of Canada over residential schools. -
LEAF starts publishing CEDAWs
Founded 17 April 1985 by feminist lawyers and their allies, the Women’s Legal Education and Action Fund (LEAF) highlighted the growing gap between rich and poor in Canada and the importance of legal safeguards. Each year since 2009, West Coast LEAF published a CEDAW (UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women) Report Card, grading the BC government in particular on its adherence to the UN Convention. -
Clara Hughes in the Vancouver games
Clara Hughes wins bronze on home soil at the 2010 Vancouver games. -
Women's Hockey Team Wins Third Olympic Gold
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Feminists join the Occupy Movement
Feminists join the 2011–12 Occupy Movement against global economic inequality -
The Dark Knight Rises is released
Popular superhero movie "The Dark Knight Rises" is released -
Keanu Reeves plays in 47 Ronin
Keanu Reeves plays in action movie "47 Ronin" -
Stephen Harper writes a book
Stephen Harper wrote the hockey book “The Forgotten Leafs and the Rise of Professional Hockey (Simon & Schuster, 2013)” -
Keanu Reeves plays in Man of Tai Chi
Keanu Reeves plays in action movie "Man of Tai Chi" -
Keanu Reeves gets a leading role in a movie
Keanu Reeves plays in the action revenge movie "John Wick" -
Quebec separation survey
41%of Quebec would vote Yes in a referendum, according to a March 2014 Leger Marketing survey -
Alex Bilodeau successfully defends a gold medal
At Sochi 2014 Alex Bilodeau became the first Canadian man (and just the second Canadian athlete ever) to successfully defend an individual Olympic gold medal. -
The referendum on Quebec independence Debate
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Boho silhouettes become popular fashion
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Hotline bling becomes popular
Drake releases popular pop song "Hotline Bling" in 2015 -
Prints on Prints becomes popular fashion
Whether it's mixing different patterns together at once, or sporting one print from head-to-toe, Spring 2015 is about going bold and bright with prints, whether soft or graphic.
