E. P. W.

Toronto, Ontario.

January, 1914.

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	Prefatory Note	[vii]
I.	Why Canada is British	[1]
II.	The Dominion of Canada	[17]
III.	Confederation	[26]
IV.	Lands and the People	[42]
V.	Industries and Transport	[65]
VI.	The Old Province of Nova Scotia	[92]
VII.	New Brunswick, the Land of the St. John	[108]
VIII.	Prince Edward Island	[127]
IX.	Quebec and its Eastern Townships	[138]
X.	Ontario, once “Canada West”	[159]
XI.	Manitoba, Old and New	[178]
XII.	Saskatchewan, the Wheat Province	[194]
XIII.	Alberta: where Prairies and Mountains Meet	[209]
XIV.	British Columbia, The Pacific Province	[223]
XV.	The Yukon and North-West Territories	[239]
XVI.	The Man Whom Canada Needs	[243]
XVII.	The Woman Canada Needs	[258]
XVIII.	Hints and Suggestions	[276]
	APPENDIX	[295]
	INDEX	[307]

APPENDIX.

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Note	a.	Addresses of Dominion and Provincial Officials, who will give Information to Immigrants	[295]
“	b.	Synopsis of Dominion Land Regulations concerning Free Grants, etc.	[297]
“	c.	Requirements as to Money Immigrants must have in Possession on Landing	[298]
“	d.	Cost of Passage, and Baggage Allowance	[299]
“	e.	“Settlers’ Effects Duty Free”	[300]
“	f.	Young Women’s Christian Associations Directory, etc.	[301]
“	g.	English Equivalents of Canadian Money	[305]
Index			[307]

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