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Charlottetown 1864: The Persuasive Power of Champagne

On Monday August 29, 1864 half the cabinet of the Canadian government boarded the steamer Queen Victoria at Quebec. They had heard that representatives of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and PEI were meeting in Charlottetown to discuss Maritime union and they hoped to crash the party...
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The Royal Winnipeg Ballet

I chose to study the Royal Winnipeg Ballet because I saw a performance of the Nutcracker on television one night. I loved it and I discovered a love for ballet.
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1873 - Dancer and choreographer Maud Allan, who was a pioneer of modern dance, was born at Toronto.
"Ethnicity does not replace Canadian identity; it is Canadian identity."
   - Harold Troper
Wood Buffalo National Park in Alberta and NWT is Canada’s largest national park, covering 44 840 km². It is the only remaining nesting ground of the endangered whooping crane.