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Refugees
Hungarian Refugees Hungarian refugees arriving in 1957 after the democratic revolt in Hungary was crushed.
ID #20989
Hungarian Refugees Hungarian refugees arriving in Canada in 1957 after Soviet troops and tanks had crushed the democratic revolt in their homeland.
ID #20209
Refugee Passports Post Second War II refugees receiving passports for Canada at the office of the Canadian Christian Council for the Resettlement of Refugees, in Breman, Germany.
ID #21100
Settlers
Red River Settlers Early settlers arriving at the Red River Colony, 1812, with the first governor of the colony, Miles Macdonell.
ID #10271
Red River Settlers Settlers at Red River, early 1820s, in a sketch by Peter Rindisbacher showing a Swiss immigrant wife, husband and two children, a German, a Scots Highlander, and a French Canadian.
ID #10275
Moving West Ontario settlers moving west through Winnipeg, in response to the Dominion Lands Act of 1872, which opened ample western lands for settlement.
ID #20732
Incoming Settlers Settlers detraining at Calgary, Alberta, as part of an incoming wave during the new century boom of the early twentieth century.
ID #20781
Voyageurs
Voyageurs Voyageurs, critical to the fur trade, traversing Northern Ontario by canoe.
ID #20273
Workers: East Coast
Shipyard Welder Mrs. A. Mackay, a shipyard welder in Pictou, Nova Scotia, World War II.
ID #20953
Pictou Shipyard Women workers at Pictou Shipyard, Pictou, Nova Scotia, 1943.
ID #21897
Workers: Northwest Territories
Uranium Mining Starting the tunnel at a uranium mine, LaBine Point, N.W.T.
ID #21870
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