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Alberta and Saskatchewan became provinces in:

Alberta and Saskatchewan joined Confederation as provinces in 1905 during a period of rapid western immigration. This date is correct because the federal govern

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Question: Alberta and Saskatchewan became provinces in:

Answer options:

  • 1867
  • 1885 ✅ 1905
  • 1949

Correct answer: 1905

Explanation: Alberta and Saskatchewan joined Confederation as provinces in 1905 during a period of rapid western immigration. This date is correct because the federal government officially established both provinces from the Northwest Territories that year. In contrast, 1867 marks the year of Confederation for the original southern provinces, 1885 is associated with the Northwest Resistance and the completion of the transcontinental railway, and 1949 is when Newfoundland and Labrador became Canada's tenth province. Understanding the chronology of how and when different provinces entered Confederation is a highly tested concept on the citizenship exam, reflecting the strategic growth of the Canadian nation.

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