DCHP-1 Online
New Canadian 
an immigrant settled in Canada who has become or intends to become a Canadian citizen.
- 1907 [Title]
- 1922 (1939) The New Canadians, representing many lands and widely separated sections of Old Europe, have contributed to the Prairie Provinces a variety in the way of church architecture.
- 1946 The colonizers still were nearly all Anglo-Saxons, mostly from the east, with smaller groups of Icelanders and Mennonites: as late as 1901, there was no such phrase as "new Canadian."
- 1966 The provincial Government will make special grants to school boards teaching English to New Canadian students. . . .
- 1907 [Title]