Dominion Day Glorifies Canada’s Growth and Unity
A 1793 milestone marks Mackenzie reaching the Pacific and flagging British claims. Canada’s growth is recounted from 1841 Union Act to 1873 provincial entries. Railways, steamship links, and mines fuel wealth while BC marks 43 years in Confederation. James Allison returns from Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Mackenzie
Pacific Ocean
Great Britain
Upper
Lower Canada
Canada
Dominion Day travelers and camp notices from the island
Local report lists residents and visitors in town for Dominion Day. Names include Dave Rutten, Wm. White, C. E. Cullen, Alex MacTavish, Thornley Jones, C. M. Wilson, Jimmie Stack, Al McNaughton, Thomas Deasy, C. W. M. Hughes, and J. K. Anderson. A fishing camp supply voyage aboard the Kathleen and pre-emption trips with dogs are mentioned. A Bay Team trading note and oil staking expeditions are noted on the west coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Rutten
Wm. White
Ocanda
Messrs
Alex. MacTavish
Thornley Jones
C. M. Wilson
West Coast
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Queen Charlotte Islander
J. M. Campbell
New Brunswick
The
Ment
Rupert
Nothwest
Hudson’s Bay Company
Manitoba
British Columbia
Prince Edward Island
Atlantic and Pacific
Confedera
Massett
James Allison
Graham Centre
Vancouver
White Inn
Mrs. White
R. C. Davies
A. E. Kennedy
Massett, B.C
C. E. Cullen
Prince Rupert
Quebec
Jimmie Stack
al McNaughton
B. C
Ozard Bay
Thomas Deasy
Dominion
C. W. M. Hughes
Langara Island
Bay Team
Sewall
J. K. Anderson
Tow Hill
Kathleen
James Martin
Cornie
J. D. Ritchie
W. Haverson
Mr. Haverson
Mr. Ritchie
Sunnyside
HOTEL
ST. Ives
Queenstown
Graham Island, B. C
B. L. Tingley, Prop
B. L. Tingley
Queenstown, Massett Inlet, B. C