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See also Volume 45 Introduction
Bears
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See also Fishing
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See also Seals
See also Whales
Arctic
British Columbia
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Nova Scotia
See also Arctic: Prehistory
See also subheading Prehistory under individual provinces
Ariss, John
Elliott, John
Harrison, Peter
Aboriginal Peoples
Arctic Expeditions
Canadian Arctic Expedition
Prehistory
Ainslie, H.F.
Aldwinckle, Eric
Andrews, George Henry
Armstrong, William
Back, George
Bainbrigge, P.J.
Baker, Walter
Barlow, Florence B.
Bartlett, W.H.
Bastien, A.T.J.
Beament, T.H.
Beau, Henri
Beauclerk, Charles
Beaucourt, Francois Malepart de
Beaufoy, Captain B.
Bell Smith, F.M.
Berczy, W.
Bertonccini, John
Bobak, Molly Joan
Bobak, Molly Lamb
Booth, William
Bouchette, Robert Shore Milnes
Brooks, Frank L.
Bunnett, Henry
Burrowes, Captain T.
Caddy, F.H.
Canot, P.
Carlisle Martindale
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Cauchon, Robert
Champlain, Samuel de
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Clark, Paraskeva
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Colville, Alex
Colwell, A.M.
Comfort, Charles
Cresswell, S.G.
Dance, Nathaniel
Dartnell, G.R.
David, ╔tienne
Davies, Thomas
De Rinzy, H.P.
Dening, Edward
Des Barres, J.F.W.
Donaldson, Lauchlan
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Grier. E.W.
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Harris, Lawren Phillips
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Howlandger, H.S.
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Hunt, William Henry
Ibbetson, J.C.
Ince, Captain
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Jack, Richard
Jeffreys, C.W.
Johnson, William J.
Johnston, Franz
Julien, Henri
Kane, Paul
Kauffman, Angelica
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Kelly, J.D.
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Lamb, Molly Joan
Lambert, John
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Law, Charles Anthony (Tony)
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Levinge, R.G.A.
Lismer, Arthur
Lyon, G.F.
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Nantel, Arthur
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Ogilvie, William A.
Orpen, William (Sir)
Patten, Thomas
Peachey, J.W.
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Poole, F.W.
Prescott, Henry
Raleigh, Charles
Reiss, Winold
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Rindisbacher, Peter
Romney, George
Russell, A.J.
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Schuessele, Christian
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Sheldon Williams, Inglis
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Young, J.Crawford
See also Caricaturists
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See also Sculptors
Johns-Manville Company
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See also Volume 12 Introduction
Camps
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See also Vancouver, British Columbia
See also Victoria, British Columbia
Disasters
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See also Oil and Gas Industry
See also Volume 47 Introduction
Bachle, Leo
Collins, John A.
Dale, Arch
Dingle, Adrian
Edwards, Bob
Lavoie
Low, David
McConnell, N.
Town, Harold
Wallace, W. Gordon
Cattle towns
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See also Volume 16 Introduction
Child labour
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See also Telegraph Systems
Early settlement
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See also Volume 58 Introduction
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See also Whaling
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See also Agriculture
See also Fishing Industry
Forest fires
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See also Volume 34
See also Volume 72
See also Volume 73
QuÚbec Marriage Furniture
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Canada
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See also Volume 31 Introduction
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See also Volume 74 Introduction
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See also Unions
See also Volume 63
Distribution maps
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See also St. Boniface, Manitoba
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See also Asbestos Strike 1949
See also Smelters
Medical and health services
See also Volume 5
See also Volume 17 Introduction
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See also Volume 56
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See also Toronto, Ontario
Boyer, A.
Curtis, E.S.
Hutton, S.K.
Notman, Charles
Peters, James (Captain)
Pollard, Harry
Powley, Gordon W.
Timms, Philip
Vet, James
Wilkins, George H.
Wilkins, G.H.
See also Nova Scotia:Prehistory
See also Ontario:Prehistory
Ballard, Orrin L.
Farrar, E.L.
Lazier, G.I.
Cost of living
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See also Depression (1930s)
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See also Volume 42 Introduction
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See also Compton County, QuÚbec
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See also Volume 49 Introduction
See also Regina, Saskatchewan
See also Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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See also Education
Sealers
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See also Volume 26 Introduction
See also Silver Mining
See also Silversmiths
Discovery of silver
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Smelter
Aboriginal sports
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See also Performing Arts
Canal workers
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See also Volume 3 Introduction
See also Winnipeg General Strike 1919
Cable stations
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See also Volume 52 Introduction
Fort William
See also Volume 38 Introduction
Schools
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See also Volume 33 Introduction
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See also Airplanes
See also Automobile Industry
See also Automobiles
See also Boats
See also Bridges
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See also Railways
See also Roads
See also Shipping Industry
See also Ships
Carpenters
IWW
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Organization
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Social and cultural roles
Stonecutters
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See also Strikes
Bobak, Bruno J. (Captain)
Cloutier, A.E.
Taylor, Frederick
See also Volume 59
Crimean War
French English
French Indian
Rebellion of 1837 38
Revolutionary War
Seven Years' War
War of 1812
See also Boer War
See also Northwest Rebellion 1885
See also War Art
See also World War I
See also World War II
See also World War II (Homefront)
See also Volume 1 Introduction
See also Volume 61 Introduction
Aboriginal women
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See also Volume 66 Introduction
See also Volume 68 Introduction
See also Women: Wartime
Davies, Blodwen