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| Ross, George William | |||
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George W. Ross Sir George William Ross (1841-1914), Ontario
Minister of Education in 1883, Premier, 1899-1905, and named to the federal Senate in
1907. ID #20151 |
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Interprovincial Conference The Interprovincial Conference at
Quebec City in 1887, with Ontario Premier Mowat in the chair, Quebec Premier Mercier, sitting
to his right, and George Ross, a future Ontario Liberal premier, standing at Mowat's
right. ID #20149 |
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| Rowell, Newton Wesley | |||
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Newton W. Rowell Newton Wesley Rowell (1867-1941), became
leader of the Ontario Liberal party in 1911 and Chief Justice of Ontario in 1936. ID #20163 |
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| Rupert, Prince | |||
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Prince Rupert Prince Rupert, the first Governor of the Hudson's
Bay Company and cousin of reigning Charles II. Oil painting. ID #20066 |
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| Russell, Peter | |||
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Peter Russell Peter Russell, successor to Simcoe as Governor of
Upper Canada, 1796-1799. ID #10217 |
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| Ryan, Claude | |||
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Claude Ryan Claude Ryan, leader of the pro-federal Liberal
Quebec opposition and long-time editor of Montreal's Le Devoir, at a Quebec Referendum on
Separation rally. ID #21070 |
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| Ryerson, Egerton | |||
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Egerton Ryerson Egerton Ryerson (1803-1882), head of the
public educational system in Ontario both before and after confederation, achieving full public
schooling by 1871. ID #20128 |
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| Saint-Jean, Idola | |||
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Powerful Women Canadian postage stamp depicting Emily
Stowe, Louise McKinney, Idola Saint-Jean, Louise McKinney and Henrietta Edwards, four
leading women reformers. ID #21958 |
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| Salaberry, Charles de | |||
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Charles de Salaberry Charles de Salaberry, victorious
Commander at Chateauguay, October 1813, during the War of 1812. ID #10259 |
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| Saunders, Charles Edward | |||
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Charles E. Saunders Sir Charles Edward Saunders (1867-1937),
plant scientist, who developed Marqis wheat, which became the staple for western Canada grain
production. ID #20232 |
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