101. Malaspina University-College - Powell River Campus / Template History 111 Canadian History before confederation. Psychology 111 – Contemporary Psychology. Spring 2006 Start Date January 3, 2006 http://www.pr.mala.bc.ca/UniversityPrograms.htm

QUICK FIND home whats new art gallery search POWELL RIVER CAMPUS University Program Overview Program Overview Fall 2005 Start Date: September 6, 2005 Anthropology 112 - Introduction to Anthropology History 111 - Canadian History Before Confederation Spring 2006 Start Date: January 3, 2006 Anthropology 111 - Introduction to Anthropology Criminology 241 - Intro. to Corrections English 116 - Introduction to Literature History 112 - Canadian History since Confederation Psychology 112 - Contemporary Psychology ANTH 112 (3) Introduction to Anthropology A cross-cultural approach to sociocutltural anthropology, involving both simple and complex socities. Topics include the relationship between anthropology and the philosophy of science, cultural ecology, systems of government, supernatural beliefs and practices, marriage and the family, law and social control, economy, age and gender, art and aesthetics, technology, and the dynamics of cultural changes.

102. An Introduction To Canadian Parliamentary Divorces, 1826 - 1946 Index to Canadian Parliamentary Divorces, 1867 – 1930 By J. Brian Gilchrist After the Stuart divorce and before confederation (1867) there were 20 other http://www.afhs.ab.ca/data/divorces/

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103. Early Toronto Newspapers II before confederation, it was also edited by Rev. James Richardson rev. It ceased publication before the end of the year. Back to. Canadian http://www.edunetconnect.com/cat/oldnewspap/pap1.html

The Upper Canada Gazette, or American Oracle Back to The Observer John Carey founded this unofficial paper in Toronto on May 22, 1820. A weekly, the Observer carried good parliamentary reports. Dr. Scadding wrote that "it gave its adherence to the government of the day generally; at a later period it wavered". If this is true, and there aren't's enough copies to support or disprove it, this adherence was not particularly appreciated by the ruling clique. They found Carey's constant reference to personalities vulgar and irritating. Back to The Colonial Advocate Back to The Canadian Freeman Francis Collins, an Irish Roman Catholic, founded the Canadian Freeman in the summer of 1825, after being refused the position of King's Printer. He attacked the Family Compact mercilessly, although his sympathies lay m ore with the Baldwin Moderate Reformers than with Mackenzie and the Radicals. In 1828 a reference to the "native malignancy" of Attorney General John Beverley Robinson brought a conviction for libel, for which Collins suffered fine and imprisonment. While in jail, he continued to edit the Freeman which lasted until his early death from cholera on August 29, 1834. Back to The Loyalist From June 3, 11826 until May 24, 1828, the U.E. Loyalist was published by the King's Printer, Robert Stanton, as the second part of the Upper Canada Gazette. From June 7, 1828, the Loyalist appeared as a separate newspaper, in strong support of the Family Compact. Stanton, who had attended Dr. Strachan's schools in company with John Beverley Robinson, James Macaulay, and other young Tories, intended to carry on political warfare on a higher plane than his rivals, but soon descended to personalities, and lost the whole-hearted support of his friends.

104. Canadian Democratic Movement :: Putting Canadians First Was there some way, ten or twenty years before confederation, The Canadian Democratic Movement does not always agree with the submissions we publish. http://www.canadiandemocraticmovement.ca/

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105. Journal Of Canadian Studies: Beginnings Of Canadian Meteorology // Review, The Full text of the article, beginnings of Canadian meteorology // Review, the Toronto Magnetic Observatory and American Science before confederation, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3683/is_199607/ai_n8750427

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106. Dean's World: Ameri-Canadian Confederation? AmeriCanadian confederation? I have not one but, interestingly enough, before the start of the performance, the orchestra played God Save the Queen . http://www.deanesmay.com/archives/000693.html

Dean's World Defending the liberal tradition in history, science, and philosophy. Main .:: Dean's World: Ameri-Canadian Confederation? ::. January 22, 2003 Ameri-Canadian Confederation? I have not one but, interestingly enough, two friends who are convinced that, over the next century or so, the United States will more or less dissolve into separate entities, parts of it merging into Canada, which will also sort of softly come apart and merge with the U.S. I've long been skepticalnot because such a thing would be dysfunctional, but for a host of more pragmatic reasons. Canadian Mark Steyn mentions some of the reasons why I think this sort of thing unlikely. (Link via Bill Quick PermaLink TrackBack (0) Discuss This Article! As a Canadian who's spent most of the past two decades in states instead of provinces, I'd say Steyn pretty much has it nailed down. Canadians mock Americans for not knowing anything about Canada, but while Canadians tend to know some American geography, most have no grasp on the American mindset. Most Canadians are still more European than North American. Posted by Randy Brandt on January 22, 2003 at

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108. CHA - Historical Booklets JMS Careless, The Rise of Cities in canada before 1914/L expansion des villes http://www.cha-shc.ca/english/hist_bookl.html

HISTORICAL BOOKLETS Rock bottom prices! (pdf) Sale extended until December 25, 2005 The CHA publishes a series of booklets to provide the general reader, the teacher and the historical specialist with concise accounts of specific historical problems in the history of Canada. They are written in English or French, according to the author's preference, and are available in both languages. Prices are $6.00 each ($5.00 for orders of 10 or more) or $120.00 for the series. Bookstores receive a 50% discount on orders of 30 booklets or more of the same booklet. Postage and GST added. Prices outside Canada are expressed in US currency. ORDER FORM NAME: ADDRESS:_ Booklet number / Quantity / Language Please send order to: CHA, 395 Wellington Street, Ottawa, Ontario, K1A 0N4. An invoice will follow. 1. C.P. Stacey, 2. G.F.G. Stanley, Louis Riel: Patriot or Rebel?/Louis Riel: patriote ou rebelle? 4. W.S. MacNutt, 5. A.L. Burt, Guy Carleton, Lord Dorchester, 1724-1808: Revised Version/Guy Carleton, Lord Dorchester, 1724-1808

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