Cold War Canada
- June 26, 1945 - Charter of the United Nations
- October 10, 1945 - Igor Gouzenko, Statement to the RCMP
- November 15, 1945 - Statement on Atomic Energy, by the United States, United Kingdom, Canada
- February 5, 1946 - Mandate and Order in Council, Kellock-Taschereau Commission
- March 5, 1946 - Winston Churchill's Iron Curtain Speech
- 1946 - Recommendations, Kellock-Taschereau Commission
- January 3, 1947 - Mackenzie King, The Canadian Citizenship Act
- January 13, 1947 - Louis St. Laurent, The Foundations of Canadian Policy in World Affairs
- October 1, 1947 - Letters Patent Constituting the Office of Governor General of Canada
- December 10, 1948 - United Nations, Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- March 23, 1949 - 1949 Newfoundland Act
- April 1, 1949 - Louis St-Laurent, Newfoundland Enters Confederation
- April 4, 1949 - North Atlantic (NATO) Treaty
- October 25, 1949 - International Control of Atomic Energy
- October 27, 1950 - Louis St-Laurent, Canada and the Cold War
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Culture and Sport
John Diefenbaker
- February 12, 1958 - John Diefenbaker, A Northern Vision
- June 30, 1960 - John Diefenbaker, The Nation's Business
- August 10, 1960 - The Canadian Bill of Rights
- November 24, 1960 - John Diefenbaker, On External Affairs
- February 14, 1962 - John Diefenbaker, Dinner Speech at Temple Emmanuel, Montreal
- March 30, 1962 - John Diefenbaker, Address on what the Commonwealth represents
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Lester Pearson
- December 11, 1957 - Lester Pearson, The Nobel Peace Prize Lecture
- 1962 - Lester Pearson, On Liberalism
- August 17, 1963 - Lester Pearson, Allocution au congrès de l'Association des hebdomadaires de langue française du Canada
- October 15, 1964 - Lester Pearson, Address to the Empire Club at the Royal York Hotel, Toronto
- February 15, 1965 - Lester Pearson, Address on the inauguration of the national flag of Canada
- February 15, 1965 - Don Rogers, The day Canada unveiled its new national flag
- 1965 - George Grant, Lament for a Nation
- April 27, 1967 - Lester Pearson, Remarks at the opening of Expo '67, Montreal
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