1867 in Canada

The year 1867 was remembered by several events which changed the life of the Canadians.

Events

Policy

Justice

Sport

Economy

  • Foundation of the Canadian Bank of Trade. It is one of the two banks which amalgamated later to form the Imperial Canadian Banque of Trade

Science

Culture

Religion

  • Erection of the diocese of Rimouski.

Births

  • January 25th, Simon Fraser Tolmie, first minist of Colombia-British.

  • February 2nd - Charles Saunders, botanist
  • February 20th - Flora Denison, feminist.
  • March 5th, Louis-Alexandre Taschereau, first liberal minister for Quebec.
  • March 31st - Noah Timmins, director of mines.
  • October 27th, Thomas Walter Scott, Prime Minister of Saskatchewan.
  • November 1st - Newton Wesley Rowell, politicking Ontarian.
  • November 24th, worthy Alfred Pampalon, priest.
  • December 3rd - William John Bowser, Prime Minister of Colombia-British.

Death

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