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Aberhart
William Aberhart William Aberhart, an eloquent evangelist who became Premier of Alberta in 1935.
ID #20914
Allan, Hugh
Sir Hugh Allan Sir Hugh Allan (1810-1882), a prominent Montreal financier, organized the Canadian Pacific Railway which obtained, but later lost, the first charter for the railway to the Pacific.
ID #20734
Angus, Richard
Richard Angus Richard Angus, financier and banking and railway director.
ID #21793
Arthur, George
George Arthur Sir George Arthur (1784-1854), Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada, 1838-1839, with firm authority, moderation and conciliation after the Rebellion of 1837.
ID #20104
Mrs. Samuel Lount Mrs. Samuel Lount unsuccessfully interceding with Governor Sir George Arthur on behalf of her husband, a participant in the rebellion of 1837.
ID #20103
Baldwin, Robert
Robert Baldwin A far-sighted Upper Canadian Reformer, Robert Baldwin (1804-1858) was a moderate Liberal who sought responsible goernment, winning it for his province in 1848.
ID #20698
Banting, Frederick Grant
Frederick G. Banting Ontario-born Sir Frederick Grant Banting (1891-1941), who served as a medical officer in World War I, winning the Military Cross for gallantry, and later helped discover insulin in 1923 at the University of Toronto.
ID #20177
Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett Mr. Bartlett, first superintendent of Algonquin Park.
ID #21926
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