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the cornerstone of the parliament building was laid on September
1860 - 1861
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E. Cora Hind
1861
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A Manitoba journalist who was a leader in the struggle for women's rights
Emily Pauline Johnson
1861
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A Mohawk poet and entertainer
Helen MacMurchy
1862
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A physician who advocated many important health reforms
Jean McKishnie Blewett
1862
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Poet and journalist
Calgary became a city in
1863
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Helen Gregory MacGill
1864
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Juvenile court judge in British Columbia
Martha Louise Black
1866
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Yukon pioneer who became second women elected as a federal member of Parliament
canadas population was 3,000,000
1867
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Canada west became the provence of Ontario
1867
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Great Briten ruled canada until 1867
1867
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Lord monk is the governer in 1867
1867
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Marie Lacoste Gérin-Lajoie
1867
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A notable activist for the rights of women in Quebec
Otawa was named the Capital city of the dominon
1867
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Qubec joins canada
1867
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Emily Murphy
1868
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One of the Famous Five; first woman judge in the British Commonwealth
first canadian assassination was on 1868
1868
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Louise McKinney
1868
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One of the Famous Five; first female member of a Legislative Assembly in the British Empire
Mary Irene Parlby
1868
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One of the Famous Five; politician
the best term used now is
1868
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"confederation"which means the joining of several colonies to create a single nation with a central government.
Thomas D arcy MCGEE becomes canadas first vitim at the hands of a fenian
1868
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canada bought rupert's land from hudson bay company
1869
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canada purchased ruperts land from the hudson bay company
1869
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Louis Riel and the metis rebel on the red river
1869
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Maude Elizabeth Abbott
1869
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Pioneer doctor renowned for research on heart disease
sir John a macDonald was tyhe first prime minister of canada
1869
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The future site of Quebec city
1869
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the red river rebellion begins
1869
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The T.Eaton store opened in Toronto.
1869
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Charles dickens British novelist died at
1870
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age 58
charles dickens british novelist died at age 58
1870 - 1871
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manitoba become a province
1870
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northwest territories became a territories
1870 - 1871
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The first documented football
1870
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the iroquois pointing out the rout,out toward the village of stadacona
1870
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winnipeg became the capital of manitoba
1870
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Emily Carr
1871
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Talented Canadian painter and author
west coast joined in
1871
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Alexander mackenzie is prime minester
1873 - 1878
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Major Margaret C. Macdonald
1873
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During World War I served as Matron-in-Chief of the Canadian nursing service
Nellie McClung
1873
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One of the Famous Five; notable suffragist, politician and writer
p.e.i joined
1873
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the mounted police were formed
1873
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the north west mounted police was aparliamentary police force created
1873
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winnipeg was incorperated as a city
1873
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lord monk is govenier general of canada
1874
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Lucy Maud Montgomery
1874
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Famous Canadian author who wrote the Anne of Green Gables books
riel is eletid to the house of commens but can not take his seat
1874 - 1875
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Hovannas admain created the coloured t.v.
1879 - 1880
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Mazo De la Roche
1879
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Canadian author
Violet Clara McNaughton
1879
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Organized the Women Grain Growers and battled for women's suffrage
the first announcement of o canada on march 3
1880
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thomas edison used eletric christmas lights first
1880
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Joseph howe became the premier of nova scotia
1860 - 1861
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the husband of brittans queen victoria dies at the age of 42
1862
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