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This dataverse contains datasets associated with the Residential Schools Locations Project. This datasets in this project show the precise locations of the Residential Schools (Boarding Schools, Industrial Schools and Hostels) in Nova Scotia, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Yukon Territory, Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Data was created by Rosa Orlandini with significant contributions from the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, and minor contributions from Morgan Hite and Stephanie Pyne.
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Data for maps from the Historical Atlas of Canada Online Learning Project (HACOLP), preserved here largely for preservation purposes. HACOLP was a series of interactive online maps based on maps in the published Historical Atlas of Canada series. Data deposited by Byron Modolfsky, cartographer for the Historical Atlas of Canada, summer 2019.
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The Canadian Peoples 1871-1921 census data. (s. d.). https://borealisdata.ca/dataverse/TCPCensusData
The Canadian Peoples (TCP) data infrastructure encompasses 40 million coded and georeferenced census records from 1852-1921 including personal, family and household characteristics for every individual in each enumeration. The Canadian Foundation for Innovation, provincial research funds in Quebec, Ontario and Alberta, nine Canadian universities and Ancestry.com have funded the project. The owner of these data, Ancestry.com, has agreed to license their use for academic research and educational purposes only, with no right to publish, transfer, share, sub-license or distribute any portion of the data. Access to data for research and educational purposes may occur upon approval of a completed application by the TCP approvals committee. Any research institution or research seeking access to any of the data within this collection will need to complete the application form and send it to the TCP project director Kris Inwood at: kinwood@uoguelph.ca The first census year for distribution is 1871; the data for other years will follow as soon as they can be made ready.
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Portail de publications électroniques sur l’histoire culturelle et naturelle du réseau des parcs nationaux du Canada, qui inclut comprend 48 parcs nationaux / réserves, un parc urbain national, 1,007 lieux historiques nationaux (dont 171 sont administrés par Parcs Canada, y compris neuf canaux du patrimoine), quatre aires marines de conservation nationales, un point de repère national, ainsi que des documents de l'histoire de l'agence chargée de gérer ce système: Parcs Canada.
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Collections consacrées à l’art, à la nature et aux cultures du monde entier et de toutes les époques
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Ingenium – Le Musée des sciences de l’innovation du Canada à Ottawa crée des expositions hors concours, des programmes accessibles et adaptés aux familles ainsi que des recherches collaboratives qui prennent vie grâce à notre collection nationale d’artefacts.
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Digitized Perth County newspapers from Stratford-Perth Archives, ca. 1855-2024.
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These volumes, comprising the “Colonies, Canada” and “Colonies, Canadian boundary” series, were selected based on their relevance to Canadian history, and cover topics related to Great Britain’s administration of Canada from 1802-1899. Digitization was completed by CRKN from volumes held at the University of Alberta Library, with one additional volume generously lent by the University of Ottawa Library. The Irish University Press Series of British Parliamentary Papers was published between 1968-71 and comprises 1,000 volumes in total. The University of Alberta Library is one of the few known institutions to hold the entire collection, which contains invaluable information about British colonization and the administration of the British Empire in the 19th century. The “Colonies: Canada” and “Colonies: Canadian Boundary” volumes from the collection are regularly used by researchers and faculty at the University of Alberta, and will now be available to researchers globally through their availability on Canadiana.
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CUBIQ (catalogue unifié des bibliothèques gouvernementales du Québec) est le catalogue collectif des bibliothèques du RIBG. Il permet de repérer sur Internet les publications disponibles dans les bibliothèques des ministères et organismes du gouvernement du Québec qui utilisent les services du RIBG pour gérer leurs opérations. Sa mise à jour est quotidienne. CUBIQ renferme une collection vaste et diversifiée de : 500 000 livres; 250 000 publications gouvernementales; 14 000 revues et journaux. CUBIQ permet de consulter à l’écran un nombre grandissant de publications. Actuellement, plus de 100 000 titres sont disponibles en ligne.
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Roy, J.-Edmond (Joseph-Edmond), 1858-1913 , Archives publiques du Canada
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