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Trivia Eh? Sir Alexander Mackenzie

February 10, 2012 By Submit to Canadiana Connection

Sir Alexander Mackenzie, born a Scot, was knighted by King George III in 1802 for his achievements in exploration (founding of the Northwest Passage). Mackenzie was married twice, though it’s difficult to find detail concerning his first wife, thought to be a Metis. He was 48 when he …

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Trivia EH? Hudson Bay Company

October 24, 2009 By Pat Williams

Radisson and Des Groseilliers were the initial men behind the establishment of the Hudson's Bay Company. they were French but unhappy with France's pursuit of furs. They switched sides more than once through the years. Early indoor winter clothing consisted of a large moose skin lined with …

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Trivia EH? Laura Secord

October 24, 2009 By Pat Williams

Trivia Eh?

Laura Secord was born a U.S. citizen, married and moved to Upper Canada. Her bravery occurred in 1813 - in 1860 she received her first formal recognition. She was visited by the Prince of Wales and given 100 pounds. The Secord home, is now a museum in the Niagara region. She had nothing to …

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