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The Constitutional Act (or Canada Act) dividing Canada into Upper Canada and Lower Canada takes effect on December 26, 1791. The British Parliament had passed the Act in June 1791.
The Act divided the existing Province of Quebec into two separate colonies: Upper Canada (now Ontario) and Lower Canada (now Quebec) to accommodate United Empire Loyalists and French-speaking inhabitants.
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