to distinguish contemporary (post-1867) Canada from either the earlier Province of Canada or from the even earlier The Canadas and modern history of the current realms. The terms have also been used to distinguish the federal government from the provinces, though in this usage, "federal" has replaced "dominion". For example, The Canadian Almanac stopped using Dominion of Canada in 1964. See also List of Canadian place names of royal heritage Canadian provincial and territorial name etymologies Origins of names of cities in Canada List of Canadian place names of Ukrainian origin List of Canadian place names of Indigenous origin List of Canadian place names of English origin List of Canadian place names of Scottish origin List of Canadian place names of Spanish origin Notes References Bibliography Further reading Choudry, Sujit. 2001(?). "Constitution Acts" (based on looseleaf by Hogg, Peter W.). Constitutional Keywords''. University of Alberta, Centre for Constitutional Studies: Edmonton. External links Dominion of Canada FAQ Origin of the Name - Canada - Canadian Heritage Legal history of Canada Canada Canada Canada