Saving Ontario's Natural Resources
The Royal Ontario Museum of Zoology expanded by 1983 to house exhibits in the east wing and a new main entrance at Queen's Park. The museum aims to balance exhibits with research, using habitat groups to depict animals in natural surroundings, while preserving thousands of specimens for study. Since opening, nearly sixty vertebrate species new to Ontario have been discovered in our limits.
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Ontario Federation of Anglers
Royal Ontario Museum
Queen’s Park
Museum of Zoology
Royal Ontario Museum of Zoology
Ontario
Natural History Museum
Confessions of an Immigrant's Daughter review
Laura G Salverson’s autobiography traces Icelandic Canadian roots and a life from Norse legends to a renowned novelist. The Toronto Ryerson Press edition costs $2.50. A separate note states Japan’s 1941 buys total $352 million, with wartime spending creating a $95 million deficit.
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Haldora
Laura G. Salvergon
Toronto
Ryerson
Japan
China
War Week Commentary on World War II Dynamics
This piece catalogues statements by Goebbels Churchill Stalin and others to sketch the war's pivot toward a climactic spring. It weighs Nazi aims in Europe, Britain’s defensive stance, Soviet Russia’s bread pact, US lease lend and convoy issues, Canadian political strain, and farm protests shaping wartime policy.
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Britain
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U. S
World Hockey Meet Planned by Canadian Hockey Association
Dr. W. G. Hardy of Edmonton told the Canadian Amateur Hockey Association convention that plans are under way for a postwar world hockey championship in Canada. He said world tournaments might begin on a smaller scale even before the war ends to shift the center of world hockey from Belgium to Canada.
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Europe
Ligue Internationale de Hockey Sur Glace
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Canada
United States
Hardy
Olympic Committee
W. G. Hardy
Edmonton
Canadian Amateur Hockey Association
Dr. Hardy
Canadian National Railways Revenues for Week Ending January 7 1941
Canadian National Railways reports gross revenues for the week ending January 7 1941 at 4 422 889 dollars, up from 3 520 164 dollars in the same period 1940, reflecting improved system performance.
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Canadian National Railways
Cleisezopagne
Secses
Birth of Winston Churchill in 1874 Birth Record
The article notes Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill born November 30 1874 as the third son of Lord Randolph Churchill and Lady Churchill daughter of Miss Jennie Jerome of New York with his grandfather the seventh Duke of Marlborough.
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Lord Randolph Churchill
Lady Churchill
Jennie Jerome
New York
Duke of Marlborough
Churchill Early Years and Army Enlistment
The account notes Winston Churchill’s Harrow schooling as a source of parental despair with him finishing last in class. After two failures he gained admission to Sandhurst and soon showed enthusiasm for military life entering the British army in 1895. He first saw action by joining Spanish forces in Cuba as a Hussar officer during 1895. He then served in India from 1896 to 1898 and played polo there.
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