DCHP-1 Online
all-Canadian 
1 adj. situated wholly within Canada's borders.
- 1897 An all-Canadian route, under the circumstances induced by the regrettable attitude assumed by the Americans, is unquestionably to be preferred.
- 1957 He believes that Trans-Canada, which is building the all-Canadian line, will eventually sell to the U.S. middle west anyway
2 adj. consisting entirely of Canadian people, talents, resources, products, etc.
- 1957 By 1958 one of the greatest all-Canadian engineering achievements should be completed--a microwave radio relay system--longest in the world--will stretch 3,800 miles to link Sydney, N.S., to Vancouver, B.C., making possible a truly national TV network. . . .
- 1958 . . . it was the first time an all-Canadian fashion show had ever been assembled west of Toronto.
- 1897 An all-Canadian route, under the circumstances induced by the regrettable attitude assumed by the Americans, is unquestionably to be preferred.