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Articles related to "Canadiana"
In Honour of Canada Day Some Canadian sites and resources of interest to librarians and others. canada • librarians • librarianship • canadians • reference
Canadian Identity on July 1 Canada Day celebrations will occur all over the country on Sunday; the national identity of those who celebrate seems to still be very much up in the air july 1 canada day • canadiana culture • media canada day • immigrants newcomers • nation inhabitants
PIONEER WOMEN OF CANADA'S BOOK TRADE This week I have chosen to write about two pioneer women in Canada's booktrade. Elizabeth Bushell was Canada's first presswoman and compositor. She helped to establish the Halifax Gazette, Canada's first newspaper. Dora Ridout was born in Toronto and became an expert antiquarian and bookseller. Both of these women played a big role in Canada's book trade. elizabeth bushell • halifax gazette • presswoman • compositor • first
Pioneers in Upper Canada Many of the first pioneers to settle in Upper Canada were Loyalists. As a result of the War of Independence, the Loyalists arrived before Upper Canada was created. pioneers • upper canada • settlers • loyalists • united empire loyalists
The Loonie: Canada's Dollar Coin Twenty years ago, the first Canadian dollar coin was introduced. The Loonie was considered a "loonie" proposition by some, small change and heavy in the pockets. canadian history • a coin to replace the dollar bill • dubbed "the loonie" the nickname stuck • the first authorized design was symbolic of canadi • the master dies disappeared in transit
Canadian Librarianship - Part 1 Resources focussing on Canadian librarianship and libraries. Also, a guide to Canadian research on the Web. Of interest to librarians, or anyone wanting to explore the Canadian presence on the Web. canada • canadian • internet • world wide web • research
Canadian Librarianship - Part 2 More Canadian resources of interest to librarians, researchers, and anyone interested in libraries or Canada. Plus, the Canadian Research Guide part two . . . canada • canadians • research • libraries • librarians
Where to Find Honest Home Based Employment on the Web II How to find work at home jobs or employment on the web - Part Two. work at home • employment • job • home • home based
2008 Ottawa Jazz Fest Leaks Acts The early line-up for Ottawa's 2008 Jazz Festival constitutes a chronology of the music, from the bayous of Louisiana to the River of Herbie Hancock. td canada trust ottawa international jazz festival • wynton marsalis • jazz at lincoln center • buddy defranco • return to forever
Battle of Duck Lake Louis Riel returns from exile in Montana to assist the First Nations and Métis over their land rights. louis riel • gabriel dumont • north-west rebellion • duck lake • metis uprising
Canadian Animators at OIAF Canadian animation stands tall at the OIAF, with luminaries like Richard Williams and the NFB appearing at the Festival. ottawa international animation festival • chris robinson • national film board of canada • dino-orange • mixy tapes
Explorers of Canada, Part XIX: James Knight James Knight and the Northwest Passage canada • explorers • knight • northwest passage
Ottawa's Annual Jazz Festival Ottawa's annual jazz fest presents its most recognizable lineup in years. The result? Record sales. ottawa jazz festival • td canada trsut international jazz festival • branford marsalis • dave brubeck • the neville brothers
The Burning Down Of The Parliament Buildings In Montreal What would have happened to Montreal if the Parliament Buildings that were located in Montreal in 1849 were not burned down? montreal • parliament • elgin • tories • monarchy
20th Century Canadian Lit at its Best These four authors showed the world that there is more to Canada and to Canadian Literature than just hockey and beer. canadian literature • 20th century canadian literature • canadian lit • canadian authors • famous canadian writers
Canadian Social Bookmarking Web Site Zoomit Zoomit Canada's catchy tagline, "Canada's News, Chosen by You", is empowering Canadians with a proven social bookmarking formula to vote on issues that matters to them. zoomit • canadian social bookmarking • bookmarking web site • bookmarking • canada's news
Etienne Brûlé Adventurous Etienne Brûlé, paved the way for future explorations of the Canadian wilderness, covering his name in glory until his final act of treason. etienne brule • samuel de champlain • early explorer • canadian explorer • huron
Gaspar Corte-Real Close on the heels of John Cabot, Corte-Real disappeared seeking Asia and new lands for Portugal. gaspar corte-real • portuguese explorer • newfoundland • greenland • labrador
Happy New Year, What I did on my Christmas vacation. A whimsical look at my Christmas vacation. kids • fun • ottawa
Henry Hudson, Explorer For five years he searched for the fabled North-West Passage only to suffer a mutiny and disappear in the bay that bears his name. henry hudson • explorers • dutch colonization • new world • muscovy company
John Cabot, Explorer Seeking China he found Canada and the beginnings of the British Empire. john cabot • giovanni caboto • explorers • early explorers • early english explorers
Marguerite de la Roche She was abandoned to a certain death on a remote island because she dared to have an affair Roberval disapproved of. marguerite de la roche • francois de la roche • sieur de roberval • jacques cartier • isle of demons
Montreal's First Permanent European Inhabitant First permanent settler in Montreal, Pierre Gadoyes (Gadois). habitant • pierre gadois • pierre gadoyes • montreal • de maisonneuve
Ottawa Shopping Guide Although replete with federal government buildings, downtown Ottawa is also packed with shops, malls, and markets for a fun Ottawa shopping excursion. ottawa shopping • ottawa shops • shopping centres ottawa • shopping mall ottawa • shopping in ottawa
Tara Butler on New Group of Seven Nutcracker From Chipmunks to Trilliums, The G7 Nutcracker is entirely different. Though Tchaikovsky's song remains the same, Canada's Climate does not. the group of seven nutcracker • bengt jorgen • tara butler • tchaikovsky • ballet jorgen
e-Books A round up of sites that provide electronic texts on military subjects. army • navy • marine • air force • war
Jazz Genius Oscar Peterson Dies With Oscar Peterson's death (the man Duke Ellington called the 'Maharajah of the keyboard') on the 23rd December 2007, Canada, and the jazz world, mourns. oscar peterson • duke ellington • jazz piano • stride piano • art tatum
Montreal Museums Pass Gain access to 34 area museums and major attractions for three days at a cost of $50 with public transportation included. It's a real Montreal, Quebec travel bargain. imagine at the montreal museum of fine ats • montreal biodome • mccord museum • montreal sighteseeing • montreal travel
Review of Atlantic City Burt Lancaster gives a classic performance in this 1980 film from Louis Malle. burt lancaster • movie • film • louis malle • susan sarandon
Slow Food Picnic at the Brick Works From gourmet truffles to grilled goat, a little something for everyone into eating well, locally and sustainably in your own backyard! slow food+toronto • evergreen brick works • slow food picnic • jamie kennedy • jason bangerter
CHRISTMAS IN CANADA Christmas in Canada tells what Christmas was like for early pioneer families. It goes on to discuss traditions that have made their way into the Christmas season. canadian traditions • christmas trees • log cabins • pioneers • santa claus
Watson's Corners Museum, Ontario A slice of Canada's pioneer past can be found in a little-known museum in the back of the local Community Hall. dalhousie historic museum and library • canadian history • lord dalhousie • scottish pioneers • st. andrew's church
Happy Independence Days! national holidays and anthems of the world and patriotic music a musical look at national holidays and anthems of • plus other patriotic music.
Jean-François de La Roche de Roberval Pirate, colonist, Protestant rebel, Roberval added a colourful page to the early history of Canada. roberval • jean francois de la roche • colony • new france • colonies in new france
Jacques Cartier In search of the north-west passage to the fabled lands of China he instead found the majestic beauty of Canada. jacques cartier • french explorers • king francis i • cartier’s voyages • discovery of st lawrence |
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