PART V: INVENTING CANADA, 1867-1914

Chapter 15: Nation-Building, 1867-1896

• Declaration of the People of Rupert's Land and the North-West
• The Execution of Thomas Scott: Ontario's Reaction
• The Dominion Lands Act
• The Stone Fort and Manitoba Post Treaties, Numbers One and Two
• Settlers Moving West
• Western Canada: The New Eldorado
• Big Bear
• Poundmaker and Wife
• Gabriel Dumont
• Riel Addressing the Jury at His Regina Trial, July 1885
• Macdonald Introduces the National Policy
• Riel's Last Interview
• French Aggression
• Charles Tupper on Remedial Legislation
• A Great Northwest Victory
• The Northwest Question

Chapter 16: Entering the Twentieth Century

• The Story of a National Crime
• The French Canadian in the British Empire
• Pioneer Migrants Travelling to Dawson City During the Klondike Goldrush
• The Sarcee Sun Dance
• Clifford Sifton's Immigration Policy
• The Curse of Chinese Immigration
• A Circle of Good Company
• Clifford Sifton
• Hand-Picked Only
• Shut Out
• To Deport Undesirable Immigrants

Chapter 17: The New Industrial Order, 1867-1914

• Women in Clerical and Commercial Positions
• Alien Labour Act, 1897
• Signor Marconi and Wireless Telegraphy
• Japanese Women Working at Richmond Canneries

Chapter 18: Society and Culture in the Age of Industry, 1867-1914

• Knights of Labour
• Victoria Chief of Police Is Examined by the Royal Commission on Liquor Traffic
• National Council of Women of Canada: What It Means and What It Does
• Labour Day
• The New Chivalry
• Nellie McClung
• Lucy Maude Montgomery
• The Middleton School, 1906
• Baton and Buckskin
• Revelstoke Women's Hockey Team