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| Byng, Lord | |||
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Viscount Byng Governor-General Viscount Byng, was Canada's
governor-general, 1921-1926, but went home under a cloud of criticism after the King-Byng
Crisis of 1926. ID #20881 |
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| Cabot, John | |||
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John Cabot John Cabot, European discoverer of the 1490s who,
in his voyage of 1497, opened up Newfoundland and its great adjacent fisheries to
Europeans. ID #10086 |
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Cabot's Voyage A Newfoundland stamp commemorating the
450th anniversary of John Cabot's voyage to the Newfoundland coast. ID #10085 |
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| Callaghan, Morley | |||
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Morley Callaghan Morley Callaghan, well-known Toronto,
Ontario born author of widely-published novels, such as The Loved and the Lost, A Fine and
Private Place, and A Time for Judas. ID #20218 |
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| Cameron, Matthew Crooks | |||
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M.C. Cameron Matthew Crooks Cameron (1822-1887) was a
prominent Conservative and provincial secretary in Ontario after Confederation, and was leader
of the Ontario Conservative opposition, 1871-1878. ID #21704 |
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| Campbell | |||
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Alexander Campbell Alexander Campbell, Postmaster General,
1869. ID #21854 |
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Gerald Campbell Engineer Gerald Campbell, Grand Trunk
Pacific Railway, c. 1910. ID #21914 |
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Kim Campbell Kim Campbell, the first woman Prime Minister of
Canada, was Minister of Justice and Defence during 1990-1993 before becoming Conservative
party leader in 1993 and thereby also Canadian Prime Minister for a brief period. ID #21056 |
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| Carleton, Guy | |||
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Governor Guy Carleton Governor Guy Carleton, who designed
the Quebec Act of 1774 to reflect the province's French language, law and Catholic
faith. ID #20676 |
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Guy Carleton Sir Guy Carleton, Baron Dorchester, or Lord
Dorchester, Governor in chief of both Canadas, 1786-1796. ID #20078 |
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| Carleton, Thomas | |||
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Thomas Carleton Brother of Guy Carleton, Thomas Carleton
became the first Governor of New Brunswick in 1784. ID #10197 |
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