Greatest events in Canadian History

1. July 1, 1867: Establishment of Canadian Confederation - British North American colonies united to form a federal state called Canada.

2. November 11, 1918: End of World War I - Canada participated in the war, contributing to the victory of the allied forces.

3. April 1, 1949: Newfoundland and Labrador joins Canada - Newfoundland becomes the 10th province to join Canada.

4. October 17, 1970: FLQ Crisis - The Front for the Liberation of Quebec (FLQ), a separatist terrorist organization in Quebec, kidnapped a minister of the Quebec government, sparking a crisis.

5. October 30, 1995: Quebec Independence Referendum - Quebec held a referendum seeking independence from Canada. As a result, the independence supporters lost with 49.42% of the vote.

6. July 1, 2005: Legalization of same-sex marriage - Canada becomes the fourth country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage.

7. October 22, 2014: Ottawa attack - An attacker attacked the Canadian Parliament, killing a soldier. This incident led to increased security measures across the country.

8. October 18, 2015: Justin Trudeau elected prime minister - Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau was elected as Canada's 23rd prime minister, becoming the country's youngest prime minister.

9. July 6, 2017: Canada's 150th anniversary - Canada celebrated 150 years of Confederation.

10. September 6, 2018: Approval of Trans Mountain Pipeline project - The federal government has approved the expansion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline project, which aims to increase Canada's oil exports.