1873 in Canada

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

Events

February 27th: Resignation of the minister Pierre-Joseph-Olivier Chauveau with the Quebec. Gédéon Ouimet becomes Prime Minister for Quebec. Installation of the Government Gédéon Ouimet.

April 2nd: the Scandale of the Pacific bursts.
April: James Colledge Pope becomes Prime Minister of Island-of-Prince-Edouard.
June 1st: massacre Hill Cypress in the meadows.
July 1st: Island-of-Prince-Edouard joint the Canadian confederation.
October 3rd: Signature of the Treated 3 between the queen and the Ojibwé S of the western north of Ontario and the east of Manitoba.
November 7th: Resignation of the conservative government of John A. Macdonald following the Scandal of the Pacific. The liberal Alexander Mackenzie succeeds to him like Prime Minister.
November 8th: Winnipeg is built-in like city.

May 23rd: Creation of the Canadian assembled police force ( North-West Mounted Organizes ).

the Canada includes a space, which of the Atlantic in the Pacific, counts 3 million inhabitants. In twenty years, only the Manitoba will triple its population.

January 10th - George Orton, athlete
January 19th - Thomas Dufferin Pattullo, Prime Minister for the Colombia-British.
February 4th - Etienne Desmarteau, athlete.
April 9th - Walter Edward Foster, Prime Minister of New Brunswick.
April 10th - George Black, politician of Yukon.
May 12th - James E.H. MacDonald, artist
May 17th - Albert Edward Matthews, Lieutenant governor of Ontario.
August 27th - Maud Allan, dancer.
September 20th - Sidney Olcott, scenario writer
October 20th - Nellie McClung, feminist.
November 21st - Likes Benard, politician manitobain.
December 8th - John Duncan MacLean, Prime Minister for the Colombia-British.
December 9th - George Blewett, philosopher.

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