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Canada Capital Cities by Province and Territory

Alberta, ( Edmonton ) - British Columbia, ( Victoria ) - Manitoba, ( Winnipeg ) - New Brunswick, ( Fredericton ) - Newfoundland & Labrador, ( St John's ) - Northwest Territories, ( Yellowknife ) - Nova Scotia, ( Halifax )

- Nunavut, ( Iqaluit ) - Ontario, ( Toronto ) - Prince Edward Island, ( Charlottetown ) - Quebec, ( Quebec City ) - Saskatchewan, ( Regina ) - Yukon, ( Whitehorse )

Canada Province by Province Tourism

Alberta Tourism - British Columbia Tourism - Manitoba Tourism - New Brunswick Tourism - Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism - Northwest Territories Tourism - Nova Scotia Tourism - Nunavut Tourism - Ontario Tourism - Prince Edward Island Tourism - Quebec Tourism - Saskatchewan Tourism - Yukon Tourism

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Ethnic Groups Canadian History - General Resources Canadian History - Canadian Gold Rush - Canadian Historic Maps - Hudson's Bay Fur Trade - Canadian Railroad History

Canada Province by Province History

Alberta History - British Columbia History - Manitoba History - New Brunswick History - Newfoundland & Labrador History - Northwest Territories History - Nova Scotia History - Ontario History - Prince Edward Island History - Quebec History - Saskatchewan History

Canadian Prime Ministers listed in Term Order

Sir John A. Macdonald - Alexander Mackenzie - Sir John Abbott - Sir John Thompson - Sir Mackenzie Bowell - Sir Charles Tupper - Sir Wilfrid Laurier - Sir Robert Borden - Arthur Meighen - William Lyon Mackenzie King - Richard B. Bennett - Louis St. Laurent - John Diefenbaker - Lester (Mike) Pearson - Pierre Trudeau - Joe Clark - John Turner - Brian Mulroney - Kim Campbell - Jean Chretien - Paul Martin

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Canadian Genealogy and History Links - Manitoba __ A compilation of resources and links related to the history of Manitoba. - From Jessica Veinot - http://www.islandnet.com/~jveinot/cghl/manitoba.html

History ___A timeline by the students at River East Collegiate in Winnipeg representing their community's history. You will find links to additional information. - From Matt Underwood and Mike Kibsey - http://timelinks.merlin.mb.ca/ourcommunity/History/history.htm

History of Manitoba __ "Manitoba is one of Canada's 10 provinces. It was officially recognized by the Federal Government in 1870 as separate from the Northwest Territories, and became the first province created from the Territories." An encyclopedic article about the history of Manitoba. - From wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Manitoba

Lower Fort Garry __ "Step back in time to the 19th century fur trade at the oldest stone fur trading post still intact in North America." Click on "Learn More" for detailed information. - illustrated - From Parks Canada - http://parkscanada.gc.ca/lhn-nhs/mb/fortgarry/index_e.asp

Manitoba Act, 1870 __ This is the text of the document which created the Province of Manitoba. - From William F. Maton - http://www.solon.org/Constitutions/Canada/English/ma_1870.html

Manitoba Historical Society __ "Founded in June 1879 by an Act of the Manitoba Legislature, the Manitoba Historical Society (MHS) is the oldest organization in western Canada devoted to the promotion of public interest in, and preservation of, the region’s historical resources." Learn about the organization, goals, accomplishments and activities. - illustrated - From mhs.mb.ca - http://www.mhs.mb.ca/

Manitoba History __ A brief, general overview of the history of Manitoba. - From iexplore.com - http://www.iexplore.com/dmap/Manitoba/History

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Manitoba History __ "As the last ice age glaciers retreated, Manitoba was settled by groups of Ojibwa, Cree, Dene, Sioux, and Assiniboine people, along with other tribes that entered the area to trade." An encyclopedic article. - illustrated - From canadawiki.org - http://canadawiki.org/index.php/Manitoba_History

Manitoba History: Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame __ "The first recorded Agricultural immigrants in Manitoba were the Selkirk Settlers, also known as the Red River Settlers, who arrived in 1812 and settled near the junction of the Red and Assinboine Rivers, sometimes referred to as the District of Assinboia." You will find excellent and informative coverage of the history of Manitoba agriculture which in its own way is a history of Manitoba itself. - illustrated - From Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame Inc - http://www.mts.net/~agrifame/histormb.html

Province of Manitoba | Archives of Manitoba __ An excellent source of written, visual and aural information about the history of Manitoba - illustrated - From Government of Manitoba - http://www.gov.mb.ca/chc/archives/

Quick Fact - Manitoba History __ Timeline of Manitoba development. "10-13000 BC - First evidence of nomadic hunters entering Manitoba from the south-west. Developing grasslands in south provided abundant hunting territory." - From travelmanitoba.com - http://www.travelmanitoba.com/default.asp?page=135&node=590

Timelinks __ This review was written by somebody else. I don't know who. But it was sent to me as a website worth listing, so here it is. "Let me give you an example of how this site works. Click on the 'TimeLinks Communities' button. You'll see a map with several communities -- choose one and click it. You'll be taken to a history of that town and, in many cases, you'll find a link to an actual person who resided there in the first part of the 20th century. That link provides you with a photo and some background of the person and asks a few questions. Now we get to the good part! Volunteers have assumed the roles of these 'characters' and are standing by, waiting for you to e-mail them for more information." You will also find large galleries of vintage photos, maps, articles and much more. - illustrated - From University of Manitoba - http://timelinks.merlin.mb.ca/instr.htm

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