Canada

This source names Canada directly: "at a convention held in Montreal, Canada in September 1998 and formally ratified by the general assembly of convention participants on 6 September 1998."

This source names Canada directly: "across the United States and Canada."

A Timeline of LGBTQIA+ and Two-Spirit Justice in The United Church of Canada names Canada by its exact full name: The United Church of Canada's own 2019 published timeline records: in 1988, "General C

This source names Canada directly: "dedicated feeds for the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and continental Europe."

This source names Canada directly: "and unnatural, issued as Canada debated legalizing same-sex partnerships."

This source names Canada directly: "The National Screen Institute of Canada carries the same synopsis on its own festival page, and the Asian Film Archive (Singapore) featured the film in its own Asian Cinema Digest."

This source names Canada directly: "adherents now in the United States and Canada combined."

This source names Canada directly: "Church and the Anglican Church of Canada over the ordination of women and of an openly gay bishop, organised through the Common Cause Partnership formed in 2004; and for its standing today as a..."

This source names Canada directly: "Committee decision in Quebec City, Canada, documenting the Shrine of Baha'u'llah near Acre and the Shrine of the Bab in Haifa joining the World Heritage List as the first sites of a religion born in..."

This source names Canada directly: "and Britain in 1985, in Barbados, Canada, the United States and Tobago."

Church-run residential schools operated in Canada under government contract, a system whose harms the Truth and Reconciliation Commission documented in 2015.

This source names Canada directly: "At the moment of the 1925 union that formed the United Church of Canada, the Guardian merged with the Presbyterian and Congregationalist papers to become The New Outlook; in 1938 it absorbed two..."

This source names Canada directly: "A 2019 Canada Newswire press release announcing the United Church Observer's rebrand to Broadview, independently corroborating the name change, the nearly two-century publication history and the..."

This source names Canada directly: "congregations from the United States, Canada, Australia and France gathered under a Caodai World Conference and voted to form the Missionary, with two stated objectives: to propagate Cao Dai abroad..."

This source names Canada directly: "across the United States, France, Canada and Australia independently of organisations inside Vietnam."

This source names Canada directly: "Charity Intelligence Canada's profile of Mennonite Central Committee Canada, a registered Canadian charity, reporting about 62.7 million Canadian dollars in total revenue, about 52.6 million dollars..."

This source names Canada directly: "Chris-Anne Donnelly, based in Toronto, Canada, as the creator of The Light Seer's Tarot and The Muse Tarot, both decks that began as independently funded Kickstarter editions before Hay House later..."

Christians, Catholic and various Protestant denominations, just over half the population per the most recent census.

This source names Canada directly: "law jurisdictions, the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, written by four Indigenous legal scholars."

This source names Canada directly: "7 January 1920 in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, was a Canadian writer and spiritual educator who co-founded the Findhorn Foundation alongside Peter and Eileen Caddy."

This source names Canada directly: "7 January 1920 in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, worked for British Security Coordination in New York from 1941, moved to England and into spiritual work during the 1950s, joined Peter and Eileen Caddy as..."

This source names Canada directly: "open Anglican missions across India, Canada, New Zealand and East Africa over the following century, becoming one of the two principal engines, alongside the Society for the Propagation of the..."

This source names Canada directly: "the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada."

This source names Canada directly: "Grant v. Canada (Attorney General), decided by the Federal Court of Canada, Trial Division, in 1995, is a primary legal judgment."

This source names Canada directly: "Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, the Commission's own 2015 official final report, documents that about 150,000 children passed through Canada's residential school system."

This source names Canada directly: "Nations, Metis, and Inuit Issues in Canada, Chelsea Vowel's 2016 scholarly guide from Portage and Main Press and HighWater Press, by a Metis lawyer and scholar, is a widely taught guide to First..."

This source names Canada directly: "examining the United Church of Canada's membership decline, reporting both the church's own official membership figures (about 480,000 in 2011 falling to about 350,000 in 2021) and the broader..."

This source names Canada directly: "the First World War, with Belgium, Canada, France, Great Britain, Greece, Japan and the United States as its first member states."

This source names Canada directly: "across the United States and Canada over the century, a longer and more layered story than the postwar European wave."

This source names Canada directly: "(including Islamic Relief USA, UK and Canada) and is registered as a charity in England and Wales, publishing independently audited annual accounts."

This source names Canada directly: "across the United States and Canada plus ten further countries including India, the United Kingdom and Germany, gathering around the Jain principles of nonviolence, many sided viewpoints and non..."

This source names Canada directly: "and Mennonite Central Committee Canada under a shared covenant, MCC carries out relief, development and peace programs in dozens of countries worldwide, sponsored in the United States by Mennonite..."

This source names Canada directly: "today with Mennonite Central Committee Canada."

This source names Canada directly: "joint international program with MCC Canada; it does not include MCC Canada's own separate operations."

This source names Canada directly: "concentrated in the United States and Canada."

This source names Canada directly: "through the eighteenth century to Canada, the West Indies, Australia and West Africa."

This source names Canada directly: "in 1804 before expanding to India, Canada, New Zealand and the Mediterranean."

This source names Canada directly: "The Anglican Church of Canada's liturgical propers for Florence Li Tim-Oi document her recognition across the Anglican Communion as its first woman priest, her ministry in China and later in Canada..."

This source names Canada directly: "Rabbis of the United States and Canada, led by its president Rabbi Israel Rosenberg, convened a herem, a formal excommunication ceremony, against Kaplan at New York's Hotel McAlpin, declaring the..."

This source names Canada directly: "of abusing children in Italy and Canada before the Salesians assigned him to St John Bosco High School in Bellflower, California, in the 1960s."

This source names Canada directly: "Wikipedia's article on Sikhs in Canada, community-edited."

This source names Canada directly: "North America before its shift to Canada, Asia and Africa."

This source names Canada directly: "General Council in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, that divorce is permitted only for fornication including adultery or for desertion by an unbelieving spouse, and that remarriage is permitted to the..."

This source names Canada directly: "submission to a House of Commons of Canada committee on Bill C-229 argues for the term "Nazi Hakenkreuz" rather than "swastika" in proposed Canadian hate symbol legislation."

This source names Canada directly: "Parks Canada, the Government of Canada's heritage agency, maintains this directory entry on the Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints National Historic Site of Canada, the..."

This source names Canada directly: "bodies from the United Kingdom, Canada, the United States, New Zealand, Wales and Tuvalu."

This source names Canada directly: "constituents in the United States and Canada for the first time in the organization's history, alongside a stated global figure of 5.75 million constituents in more than 200 nations and territories."

This source names Canada directly: "Church and the Anglican Church of Canada over the ordination of women and of an openly gay bishop, organizing first through the Common Cause Partnership formed in 2004."

This source names Canada directly: "tion to Knapp Island, British Columbia, Canada, which this file does not use."

This source names Canada directly: "home near Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, thanking the Reverend and Mrs Barrish for their years of dedication at the prior Washington state site and directing visitors to the new centre for all..."

This source names Canada directly: "On 8 July 2008, meeting in Quebec City, Canada, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee inscribed the Baha'i Holy Places in Haifa and the Western Galilee on the World Heritage List, twenty nine years..."

This source names Canada directly: "synagogues in the United States and Canada, founded in 1898 by Rabbi Henry Pereira Mendes and representatives of about fifty congregations to unify and strengthen Modern Orthodox congregational life."

This source names Canada directly: "across the United States and Canada, and attendees from ten further countries including India, the United Kingdom and Germany."

This source names Canada directly: "Charity Intelligence Canada's profile of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Canada, reporting the charity's Canada Revenue Agency T3010 filing figures for fiscal year 2022 and flagging a..."

This source names Canada directly: "Revolution closed that field to Canada, the West Indies, and eventually Australia and West Africa; over three centuries it sent some fifteen thousand missionaries abroad before merging in 1965 with..."

This source names Canada directly: "organizations across the UK, Canada, Georgia, India, the Netherlands, Pakistan and the United States, with objectives spanning poverty relief, education, sickness relief and the provision of burial..."

This source names Canada directly: "adherents across the United States and Canada, an increasingly significant center of the global diaspora alongside the historically larger populations of India and Iran."

The Ant Hill Kids arose in Quebec, Canada.

Ojibwe First Nations span Ontario and the Canadian prairie provinces.

Quebec, founded 1608, the seat of New France's Catholic missions.

Vancouver, British Columbia.

Vancouver harbour, where the ship was refused entry; the fatal aftermath took place at Budge Budge, India, named in the description rather than anchored to a second place entity.