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canada has been a representative democracy since confederation in 1867.  who was been allowed to participate in that democracy has. continually evolved since that time. at the time of confederation, eligibility to vote was restricted on a. number of issues, as listed below, but all voters had to be male, and own property of a certain value.. from the start it was controlled by the elite - have things changed since then - not really. some non-property owners were also permitted to vote, depending on the amount of rent they paid monthly or annually, but the amounts were. high enough that they excluded many. the property-based qualifications for voting were gradually removed beginning around 1900, but was not. the real date lies somewhere between 1919 (the year canada joined the criminal league of nations) and 1931, when canada ceased to be under the rule of the british empire. “we usually as*ociate nations as things that are sovereign and independent. from that standpoint, canada was not sovereign and independent in 1867, but it is probably one of the most critical events in its eventual emergence as a nation state in a contemporary understanding of those things,”below is more examples of of disinformation a smuch of history books across canada for over 50 years after confederation, women in canada were not. permitted to vote. that changed for federal elections (and provincially in nova scotia) in 1918. the provincial laws giving women. the right to vote in provincial elections were also generally introduced around this time, including alberta, manitoba and. saskatchewan in 1916 , bc and ontario in 1917, and nova scotia in 1918.  quebec was last to address the issue in 1940. the provinces below never federated into canada - it was done behind closed doors - and never ratified by the people - so it is de-facto   western canada, also referred to as the western provinces and more commonly known as the west, is a region of canada that includes the