1874 in Canada

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

Events

January 22nd: Success of the liberal party to the Canadian Federal election of 1874, result of politico-financial scandals which temporarily compromised its adversaries. Alexander MacKenzie (liberal) becomes Prime Minister. He reinforces the independence of Canada by reducing the prerogatives of the general governor. He discredits himself while refusing to support national industry by the establishment of protective duties and by neglecting construction of the transcontinental one.

February 11th: George Anthony Walkem becomes Prime Minister for the Colombia-British.
April 16th: Louis Riel is dislocated like deputy with the House of Commons in Ottawa.
July 8th: Marc-Amable Girard becomes Prime Minister of Manitoba for the second time. It replaces Henry Joseph Clarke.
September 15th: Beginning of the signatures of the Treated 4 between the queen and the Cries and Saulteaux of the territory which covers the western south of Manitoba in the south east of Alberta.
September 22nd: An accounting scandal forces Gédéon Ouimet to resign with the Quebec. Charles-Eugene Boucher of Boucherville replaces it like Prime Minister for Quebec. Installation of the its government.
December 3rd: Robert Atkinson Davis replaces Marc-Amable Girard like Prime Minister of Manitoba.

the Libéral federal government grants to Ontario a provisional extension borders towards north and the west. These new borders will be recognized by the conservatives when they turn over to the capacity.

October 1st: Foundation of the Strong MacLeod by the assembled police force in the Alberta. It becomes a colony of 200 inhabitants of any origine.

Arrived German colonists Mennonites at the Manitoba. Accustomed to the agriculture of the Russian steppe, they settle in the meadow.

July 26th: Alexander Graham Bell makes a demonstration of the telephone with Brantford, Ontario.

January 5th - James David Stewart, Prime Minister of the Island of Prince Edouard.
January 16th - Robert W. Service, poet.
February 10th - Walter Maxfield Lea, Prime Minister of the Island of Prince Edouard.
April 14th - Alexander Cambridge, 1st Earl off Athlone, General governor
June 16th - Arthur Meighen, Prime Minister.
July 13rd - Norman Dawes, businessman.
July 29th - J.S. Woodsworth, politicking Socialist.
October 1st - Arthur Saved, politician.
October 10th - Roland Fairbairn McWilliams, politician
October 12th - Albert Charles Saunders, Prime Minister of the Island of Prince Edouard.
October 25th - Philémon Cousineau, politicking Inhabitant of Quebec
November 30th - Lucy Maud Montgomery, author.
December 17th - William Lyon Mackenzie King, Prime Minister.

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