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Today in history: Catherine Callbeck became premier of Prince Edward Island and the first woman to be elected in a general election as premier of a Canadian province on 29 March 1993.

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How much do you know about Canada? Find out with this fun little 10-question quiz in the intellectual playground at 500ways.com/canada-quiz ( #Canada, #Canadian, #NorthAmerica, #Newfoundland, #Geography, #History, #CanadianHistory, #worldHistory, #worldGeography, #BritishEmpire)

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Any Other Way: the Jackie Shane Story
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Omf... what an inspiration!
Highly recommended watch
Hate only wins when we choose not to hear, see, feel the struggles of others...
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While the states is removing educational materials about their history of slavery, Canada has failed to ever teach ours. Canada was not "the end of the Underground Railroad." The first enslaved African child was trafficked to canada in 1628. 1/5
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Yesterday I found an interesting book, mostly Canadian Native Peoples stories: The New World Fairy Book Canadian Legends and Tales of Imagination, Red and White. - H. A. Kennedy, 1904. #CanadianHistory On Amazon for a lot of money - amzn.to/4bMcRzH or free online - archive.org/details/neww...

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"30 Years MP, PM For Dief"
March 26, 1970
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174: The History and Symbolism of Canada's Maple Syrup Production with Peter Kuitenbrouwer — AnthroDish My guest this week, Peter Kuitenbrouwer, is here to share some of the ways that our relationship with maple syrup is linked to culture, religion, and land in Canada. Peter is the author of the recent ...

What's the story behind the maple syrup mafia? How did Catholicism shape maple syrup production in Quebec? Is climate change shifting how syrup tastes? Check out my conversation with journalist Peter Kuitenbrouwer to learn more! #maplesyrup #canadianhistory

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J'hallucine! - the Mailman delivered!! Gotta get reading right away! #WhatAreYouReading #BookReviews #20thCenturyHistory #MilitaryHistory
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Quebec pledges $600K for Montreal’s Irish Memorial Park
Posted on March 24, 2026 by Gail Dever
The memorial project at the Irish Monument site in Montreal will receive a $600,000 contribution from the Quebec government.

Chantal Rouleau, the provincial minister responsible for Social Solidarity and Community Action, made the announcement Sunday as the St. Patrick’s Day parade moved through the streets of Montreal.

“I am deeply moved by this project, which pays tribute to the thousands of Irish immigrants who lost their lives here while fleeing the Great Famine,” Minister Rouleau said in a statement.

The Irish Monument, located at the foot of the Victoria Bridge, honours the memory of the thousands of immigrants from Ireland who lost their lives upon arrival due to a typhus epidemic. The proposed memorial park will be the site of Canada’s largest mass grave.

During the mid-19th century, workers building the Victoria Bridge across the St. Lawrence River discovered a mass grave in Windmill Point where victims of the typhus epidemic of 1847 had been quarantined in fever sheds. The workers, many of whom were of Irish descent, wanted to create a memorial to ensure the grave, which held the coffins of 6,000 Irish immigrants, would not be forgotten. They set up a large black rock.

Erected on December 1, 1859, the rock was the first Canadian monument to represent the famine.

Quebec pledges $600K for Montreal’s Irish Memorial Park Posted on March 24, 2026 by Gail Dever The memorial project at the Irish Monument site in Montreal will receive a $600,000 contribution from the Quebec government. Chantal Rouleau, the provincial minister responsible for Social Solidarity and Community Action, made the announcement Sunday as the St. Patrick’s Day parade moved through the streets of Montreal. “I am deeply moved by this project, which pays tribute to the thousands of Irish immigrants who lost their lives here while fleeing the Great Famine,” Minister Rouleau said in a statement. The Irish Monument, located at the foot of the Victoria Bridge, honours the memory of the thousands of immigrants from Ireland who lost their lives upon arrival due to a typhus epidemic. The proposed memorial park will be the site of Canada’s largest mass grave. During the mid-19th century, workers building the Victoria Bridge across the St. Lawrence River discovered a mass grave in Windmill Point where victims of the typhus epidemic of 1847 had been quarantined in fever sheds. The workers, many of whom were of Irish descent, wanted to create a memorial to ensure the grave, which held the coffins of 6,000 Irish immigrants, would not be forgotten. They set up a large black rock. Erected on December 1, 1859, the rock was the first Canadian monument to represent the famine.

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Genealogy á la Carte
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“Riel A Life Of Revolution” by Maggie Siggins.
I just finished this one yesterday. A very interesting look into the life of #Metis leader Louis Riel leading up to his execution at the hands of the Canadian government. #books #CanadianHistory #history #Indigenous #Canada

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