INDEX
Aberdeen, Earl of, [41]
Abraham, Plains of, [2]
Addresses of Government Immigration Agents, etc., [295]
Agricultural Associations, [61], [125], [176], [265]
Agricultural Colleges, [105], [176], [188]
Agriculture, [35];
in Alberta, [65], [213]-[220];
in British Columbia, [65], [233]-[236];
in Manitoba, [65], [189]-[192];
in New Brunswick, [108], [109], [118]-[125];
in Prince Edward Island, [128], [133]-[135];
in Saskatchewan, [65], [194], [198], [199].
Agriculture, Department of, [125]
Arctic Circle, [240]
Associations helpful to immigrants:
British Welcome League, [282], [304];
Bureau of Industries and Immigration, Nova Scotia, [281];
Imperial Home Reunion Association, [187], [255], [274], [304];
Salvation Army, [282], [303], [304];
Young Men’s Christian Association, [304];
Young Women’s Christian Association, [282], [301]
Associations, Women’s, [272]-[273], [283], [301]-[304]
Atlantic Ocean, [25]
Barnstead, Arthur S., [256]
Berlin, [168]
Bible Society, British and Foreign, [64]
Bigot, Intendant, [141]
Boundaries of Canada, [17]
Brant, [45]
British Columbia, [65], [223]-[239], [257], [258]
British North America Act, [30], [33], [36]
Brown, George, [29]
By, Colonel John, [37]
Bytown (see Ottawa), [39]
Canadian Forestry Association, [68]
Canals and waterways, [75], [76], [147], [164]
Cariboo Road, [232]
Cartier, Jacques, [138], [139]
Charlottetown, [29], [129]-[131], [133], [135]
Charwomen, [268]
“Chinook” wind, [212]
of British Columbia, [226]-[228];
of New Brunswick, [109], [110];
of Nova Scotia, [94];
of Prince Edward Island, [128];
of Quebec, [144]-[146], [156];
Coast Ranges, [223]
Confederation, [16], [26]-[41], [80], [89], [183]
Conservation Commission, [68], [69]
Co-operation, [206], [216], [222]
Criticisms of Canada, [89]-[91]
Crown lands (see Revenue).
Cunard, Samuel, [94]
Dawson (city), [2], [239], [241]
Dawson, Sir William, [94], [158]
Diamond, Cape, [2]
Dufferin, Lord, [41]
Durham, Lord, [15]
Eastern Townships (Quebec), [152]-[157]
Education, [10], [28], [43], [49], [56]-[60], [253];
in Alberta, [221];
in British Columbia, [57], [237];
in Manitoba, [188];
in New Brunswick, [124];
in Nova Scotia, [105];
in Ontario, [175];
in Prince Edward Island, [135];
in Saskatchewan, [206], [207], [263]
Electricity (see Water-powers).
Emigration agents, Canadian Government, [281]
Evans, [46]
Farmer, first, [151]
Farm lands to be purchased, [42], [123], [134], [152], [154], [169], [173], [191], [236]
Farm pupils, [249]
“Farm Settlement Board,” New Brunswick, [123]
Farms, “ready-made,” [123], [217], [218]
in British Columbia, [229], [230];
in Manitoba, [189];
in New Brunswick, [116], [117];
in Ontario, [164];
in Prince Edward Island, [133];
in Quebec, [151]
Fleming, Sir Sandford, [80]
Forest Reserves, [68], [149], [167]
Fox farming, Pr. E. I., [137]
Franchise, parliamentary, [33], [49]
Fredericton, [111], [121], [124], [125]
“Free Grants,” [42];
conditions of, [258], [272], [297];
in Alberta, [219];
in Manitoba, [191];
in New Brunswick, [122];
in Ontario, [172];
in Saskatchewan, [207]
French-Canadians, [2], [23], [27], [48]
Frontenac, Count, [81]
Fruit-growing, in British Columbia, [233], [234], [236], [238];
in New Brunswick, [119], [125];
Fur trade, [118], [151], [241]
Gold, discoveries in British Columbia, [231], [232]
Government, Dominion, [26]-[41], [43], [54], [256];
Provincial, [13]-[16], [32], [34], [35], [36], [256];
in Alberta, [209];
in New Brunswick, [126];
in Nova Scotia, [102];
in Ontario, [175];
in Prince Edward Island, [131], [132];
in Quebec, [143];
in Saskatchewan, [207]
Grain-growers’ Associations, [205]
“Great Clay Belt,” [79], [173]
Guelph, [176]
“Habitants,” French-Canadian, [23], [140]-[141]
Haliburton, Judge, [94]
Hamilton, [168]
Herschel Island, [240]
“Hired girls” (see Women, occupations of).
“Hired men,” [171], [250], [262]
Homesteads (see Free Grants).
House of Commons, [31]
Houses, [174]
Howe, Joseph, [102]
Hudson Bay, [21], [178], [182]
Hudson Bay Company, [19], [43], [182]-[183], [231], [240]
Immigrants, class of, wanted, [243]-[275];
British, [277];
deported, [290];
foreign, [62]-[63], [192], [203], [221], [230], [238], [245]-[249]
Immigration, [35], [49]-[52], [53], [243]-[275]
Immigration chaplains, [283]
Immigration halls, [282]
Indians, [3], [43]-[47], [241]
Inglis, General, [94]
Irrigation, Alberta, [217];
British Columbia, [228]
Japanese current, [19], [212], [226]
Jesuits, [45]
Journeys, old-time, [9], [78];
in wilderness, [210], #211
Kingston, [38]
Kootenay District, [227], [234]
Lady-helps (see Home-helps).
Lake Ontario, [9]
Lake Superior, [43]
in Alberta, [211];
in Manitoba, [180];
in Ontario, [164];
in Saskatchewan, [195]
Land regulations, Dominion, [297]
La Tour, [113]
Libraries, [175]
London, [168]
Lorne, Marquis of, [41]
Lower Canada (see Quebec), [17]
Loyalists, United Empire, [5], [13], [45], [114], [161]
Loyalty of Canada, [4], [12]-[13], [52]
in British Columbia, [233];
Nova Scotia, [99];
Quebec, [150];
Saskatchewan, [199]
Macdonald, Sir John A., [29]
Mackenzie, Sir Alexander, [225]
Maisonneuve, [138]
Manitoba, [31], [65], [178]-[193]
in New Brunswick, [118];
in Nova Scotia, [100];
in Ontario, [168];
Maritime Provinces, [9], [20], [29], [30], [77] (see Nova Scotia,
New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island).
Minerals and mining, [71], [100], [150], [151], [165], [221], [231], [232], [239], [257]
“Mixed farming,” [65], [96], [189], [191], [214], [215]
Mohawk Reserve (see Brantford).
Money, Canadian, [305]
Money required by immigrants, [298]
Moose Jaw, [207]
Motherwell, Hon. W. R., [205]
Muskegs, [210]
“National Policy,” [86]
New Brunswick, [5], [29], [108]-[126]
Newfoundland, [30]
New France (see Quebec).
North-West Rebellion, [201]
Nova Scotia, [5], [29], [92]-[107], [257], [281]
Nova Scotian, [23]
Okanagan District, [234]
Ontario, [5], [20], [31], [86], [159]-[177]
Opportunities, special, [22], [169], [190]
Oregon, Treaty of, [231]
Orleans, Isle of, [1]
Peace River District, [212], [235]
Pioneers, [67], [152], [161], [174];
British, [3];
hardships of, [7], [61], [259]-[262]
Plateau, [21]
Police, North-West Mounted, [55], [205], [240]
Population, origin of, etc., [89];
Eskimo, [48];
Indian, [48];
of New Brunswick, [113], [114], [126];
of Nova Scotia, [106];
of Ontario, [175];
of Prince Edward Island, [132];
of Quebec, [146];
of Saskatchewan, [203]
Pre-emptions, British Columbia, [236], [237]
Prince Albert, [196], [200], [207]
Prince Edward Island, [5], [29], [30], [87], [127]-[137]
Prince Rupert, [18], [227], [259]
Pulpwood, [115], [160], [167], [181]
Quebec (city), [1], [30], [139], [140], [148], [283]
Quebec (province), [5], [20], [30], [31], [138]-[158]
Railway, Canadian Northern, [82], [83], [186], [201];
Canadian Pacific, [76], [80], [81], [82], [85], [148], [165], [186], [201], [217],
Grand Trunk System, [78], [79], [121], [148], [173], [186], [202], [220], [235];
Intercolonial, [77], [78], [80], [129];
National Transcontinental (see Grand Trunk);
Temiskaming and Northern Ontario, [165], [173]
Railways, [43], [76], [77], [79], [83]-[85], [173], [209], [224], [228], [291]
Ranches, cattle, [213];
fruit, [234]
Red Deer, [215]
Red River Rebellion, [184]
Regina, [207]
Religion, [10], [49], [61]-[63], [241], [253], [263], [273], [283];
in Manitoba, [192];
in New Brunswick, [126];
in Nova Scotia, [107];
in Ontario, 161, [175], [177];
in Prince Edward Island, [136];
in Quebec, [157];
“Remittance-man,” [244]
Revenues, Dominion, [36], [42];
Provincial, [36]
Rideau Hall, [40]
Riel, Louis, [184], [185], [201]
River, Athabasca, [211];
Bow, [217];
Columbia, [229];
Coppermine, [48];
Grand, [45];
Klondyke, [239];
Laird, [229];
Mackenzie, [48], [240], [241];
Naas, [229];
Ottawa (or Grand), [38], [163];
Peace, [211];
St. Lawrence, [1], [18], [138], [159], [163];
Saskatchewan, [196];
Skeena, [229];
Stickine, [229];
Yukon, [239]
Roads, [121]
Rocky Mountains, [21], [210], [211]
Roman Catholics, [4], [28], [143], [175], [241]
St. John (city), [121]
St. John River (see Rivers).
Salvation Army, The, [282], [303], [304]
Saskatchewan, province, [65], [194]-[208], [260]
Saskatchewan, River (see Rivers).
Section, [42]
Seigneurial tenure, [142]
Selkirk Mountains, [233]
Selkirk Settlers, [182], [183]
Senate, Dominion, [31]
Sherbrooke, [153]
Shipping, [73], [74], [99], [147]
Simcoe, Governor, [12]
Smith, Goldwin, [32]
in Alberta, [209]-[211], [213];
in British Columbia, [223]-[225];
in New Brunswick, [118], [119];
in Ontario, [162];
in Prince Edward Island, [128], [133], [134];
Strathcona, Lord (Sir Donald Smith), [81]
Sulte, Benjamin, [143]
Taché, Sir Etienne, [29]
Taxation, [36]
Telephone, rural, [176], [263]
Temperance, [55], [135], [273]
Toronto, [40], [168], [255], [256], [270], [282]
Townships, [42]
“Treaty,” with Indians (see Franchise).
“United Farmers,” Alberta, [205], [216]
Universities, [57], [58], [105], [124], [158], [175], [188], [207], [221], [238]
Upper Canada (see also Ontario), [5], [7], [12], [17]
Vancouver, City, [18], [23], [227], [235], [237], [259]
Vancouver, Island, [231], [232], [234]
Victoria, [18], [23], [227], [232]
Wages, in Alberta, [219];
in New Brunswick, [124];
in Nova Scotia, [106];
in Ontario, [171];
in Prince Edward Island, [136];
in Quebec, [155];
in Saskatchewan, [208];
for women, [268], [270], [271]
Wallis, Sir Provo, [194]
Wampum, [46]
War of 1812 . . ., [11]
Warnings to immigrants, [174], [193], [237], [276]-[280]
Water-powers, [87], [100], [148], [160], [176]
Wheat, [82], [179], [183], [189], [194], [195], [198], [199], [214], [215]
Winnipeg, [21], [178], [180], [182], [184]-[190], [255], [269], [270]
Wolfe, General, [2]
Women, [258];
as charwomen, [268];
as domestic servants, [261], [264], [266], [290];
as dressmakers, [270];
in factories, [269];
in offices, [269];
in shops, [269];
in schools, [271];
in professions, [272]
(see Wages).
Women, National Council of, [272]
Women’s Institutes and Societies, [61], [176], [265], [272]
Workers on land needed, [249], [257];
skilled, in villages, [254]
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