61. Naval Museum Of Manitoba - HMCS CHIPPAWA - Winnipeg, Manitoba The Naval Museum of manitoba. Featuring the history of Canada's Navy, especially as it pertains to manitoban's who have served. Contains images and statistics of most WWII warships. http://www.naval-museum.mb.ca/index.htm

Where the History of Canada's Navy Comes Alive! Home Page Come Visit Us Museum News Discussion ... Naval Museum Imagine enemy submarines lurking in wait for helpless merchant ships right off the coast of Canada. Also imagine Canada having a naval force consisting of over 100,000 men and women. These are the memories of a world at war. A WWII Corvette Rises in a heavy sea. It was during these tumultuous times that so many young prairie men from towns like Carmen, Portage, The Pas and Dauphin went out to join the navy. Nobody could predict the connection between the flat prairies and a call to the sea, but once the war was over it was undeniable. Many Manitobans served their country through naval service. The goal of the Naval Museum of Manitoba is to promote the history of Canada's Navy, especially as it pertains to those Manitobans who have served with the Navy. The Naval Museum captures a moment in history, remembering the lifestyle, sense of duty and patriotism of Canadian sailors during times of peace and war. In creating this archive, many Manitobans have served their community by donating artifacts, time and energy to a successful effort.

62. MGS - Home Page Nonprofit organization that promotes and encourages an interest in genealogy and family history. Includes branch details, membership information, list of publications, and roster of record searchers. http://www.mts.net/~mgsi/

Welcome to the Home Page of the MANITOBA GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY The Manitoba Genealogical Society is a non-profit organization formed in 1976 and incorporated in 1982. The Society promotes and encourages an interest in genealogy and family history in Manitoba. The main objectives of MGS are: To collect and preserve local genealogical and historical records and materials. To foster education in genealogical research through Society workshops and seminars. To encourage production of genealogical materials relating especially to Manitoba. Every year more and more people are discovering the excitement and interest of tracing their family history. It is always best to start with what your relatives can tell you from their own memories. After that the public records, which every year are becoming more accessible, can be used to trace the generations further back, often over hundreds of years. The Manitoba Genealogical Society can help you in getting started with this fascinating pastime. Membership Membership in the society is open to all those interested in researching family history. Individual, associate, life, and institutional memberships are available to suit different interests.

63. Collections - Human History Publications Flynn, Catherine and E. Leigh Syms. 1996. manitoba s First Farmers manitobahistory, No. 31, pp. 411. Meiklejohn, Christopher and E. Leigh Syms. http://www.manitobamuseum.ca/mu_human_hist.html

Museum Collections Home General Information ... Public Inquiries Overview Archaeology The archaeological collections are comprised of some 1,800,000 artifacts and several thousand images. These represent Precontact (pre-European), Native cultures over the last 12,000 years, early Post-Contact Native materials, and fur trade sites, as well as Egypt and the ancient Near East. In addition, the Collection includes numerous replicas of items from ancient burial caches used to display the outstanding ancient Native heritage in educational displays. History, Technology and Multicultural Studies These collections include some 62,000 artifacts that document the history of newcomers to Manitoba and from the beginnings of exploration and settlement to the present. They enable us to explore the diverse experiences of men, women and children from different social, cultural, ethnic and economic backgrounds. Themes include home life, work, spirituality, education, health care, art, sports and leisure, industry and technology, agriculture, economic and political history and many others.

64. Collections - Natural History The Museum s Natural history collections are developed and maintained as a specimen alarge portion of the Museum s collections is manitoba material, but http://www.manitobamuseum.ca/mu_natural_hist.html

Museum Collections Home General Information ... Register On-Line The Museum's Natural History collections are developed and maintained as a 'specimen library' of plants, animals, fossils, rocks and minerals for the province. Specimens are used for reference and research, in public and school programs, and in exhibitions. More than 200,000 specimens are stored in secure, climate-controlled conditions. As the provincial repository, a large portion of the Museum's collections is Manitoba material, but there are also many significant specimens from other parts of the world. Overview of the collections Publications Public Inquiries Overview Botany About 40,000 plant specimens. The Museum's herbarium is the second largest in Manitoba. Of the approximately 1,600 species of vascular plants occurring in the province, about 1,400 are represented in the botany collections. The wood collection, some 2,200 specimens from around the world, is one of the largest in Canada. The Museum also has small seed, cone and fruit collections. Geology About 11,000 lots (batches). The geology collections emphasize minerals, and vertebrate and invertebrate fossils from throughout Manitoba and from other parts of the world. Minor collections include fossil plants, rocks, specimens of extraterrestrial origin, lapidary and economic geology.

65. Manitoba Gaming Control Commission - History The establishment of the MGCC is one of the most recent legislative and regulatoryshifts in manitoba s gaming environment. Timeline of Gaming in manitoba. http://www.mgcc.mb.ca/history.html

Home Contact Us About MGCC Home Commission Members ... Legislation About MGCC Charitable Gaming Registration FAQ Links and Resources The MGCC was established in 1997 in response to a recommendation made by the 1995 Lottery Policy Review Working Group (Desjardins Report). The Group recommended that regulatory and operational responsibilities should be held by two independent organizations to avoid any perception of conflict. The MGCC's licensing, registration, policy advisory and regulatory roles are independent from the operational and marketing responsibilities carried out by the Manitoba Lotteries Corporation (MLC). The establishment of the MGCC is one of the most recent legislative and regulatory shifts in Manitoba's gaming environment. However, today's environment, which includes casinos, VLTs, lotteries and charitable gaming activities is the result of an evolution that began with amendments to the Criminal Code of Canada in the late 1960's. The following overview provides an historical perspective on the development of gaming in Manitoba. Timeline of Gaming in Manitoba Amendments to the Criminal Code legalize gaming activities throughout Canada. These amendments give the provinces authority to operate lottery schemes and casinos, as well as license charitable and religious organizations to conduct specified lottery schemes.

66. History Programs In Manitoba - Study History history Programs in manitoba Study history, Please click here to visit oursponsor. UNIVERSITY Information! history Programs in manitoba, Canada. http://www.campusprogram.com/canada/programs/statesubject/Manitoba/History.html

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67. Art Gallery Of Southwestern Manitoba - History primarily interested in art appreciation, informal study of art history and painting evolutionin the development of the visual arts in Southwestern manitoba. http://www.agsm.ca/about.html

AGSM History The AGSM has a very proud history that is not commonly known. It’s earliest inception was within Brandon College (a pioneer privately funded Baptist institution) which taught art courses to students, faculty and the community from 1890 through 1907. At that time music, drama and visual arts were offered. Due to financial constraints the visual arts were discontinued. The Brandon Art Club (1907 – 1959) was formed when the College discontinued its arts program. It was comprised of an active, community based amateur membership who were primarily interested in art appreciation, informal study of art history and painting/sketching and exhibiting their own work. At that time members and community citizens also collected works of art by the then nationally known contemporary artists for their homes. In 1959 the Brandon Allied Arts Council was formed to broaden the Art Club’s offerings into studio activity involving several visual art and craft disciplines. They found a permanent home at the “Welcome Inn” where their studios were located. In 1984 the Allied Arts Council moved to the present location on Princess Avenue. The club grew in strength and carried on until 1989 when the AGSM was formed. The AGSM became a natural evolution in the development of the visual arts in Southwestern Manitoba. While continuing the extensive Allied Arts Council studio program, a new contemporary art gallery was formed. For the first time there became an emphasis in exhibit creation, in presenting shows of a contemporary nature and in the profiling of highly talented Manitoba visual artists.

68. Manitoba Hydro history of Electric Power in manitoba. The history of the electrical industry inmanitoba tells the story of expediency, foresight and public responsibility. http://www.hydro.mb.ca/about_us/history/history_introduction.shtml

Contact Us About Payment Options Reading Your Bill Energy Rates ... W.I.R.E. Services Random images portraying Manitoba Hydro throughout the province. Today`s Date Quick Links Aboriginal Relations Annual Report Bonds - Hydro Bonds Building a Generating Station Employment Energy Calculator Environment Generating System Home and Water Heating Cost Comparisons Lake Wpg. Water Levels Learning Zone Meter Readings Power Event Report Rates Research Grants Report a Power Problem Safety Selling to Manitoba Hydro Solutions for Business Spirit of the Earth Awards Program Transmission System Open Access Tariffs Tree Planting Program Vendor Information Form Wuskwatim Project Info SEARCH About Us Home Corporate Strategic Plan Financial Information - Annual Reports ... - Natural Gas Service Areas History of Electric Power in Manitoba Connecting Communities Development of Manitoba's Electric Utilities Manitoba Electrical Museum Interactive History of Electric Power in Manitoba (Macromedia Flash plugin required to view.) Introduction The history of the electrical industry in Manitoba tells the story of expediency, foresight and public responsibility. It began over a century ago during the pioneer days of street lighting and street railway transportation in Winnipeg. Before long, as the novelty of the new energy source gave way to necessity, other large communities in the province wanted the benefits that electricity would bring. They received electrical service, but often at very high costs.

69. History And Timeline Of Manitoba Hydro The company, which materialized as no more than a holding company,amalgamated with manitoba Electric Gas Light Company in 1881. http://www.hydro.mb.ca/about_us/history/history_timeline.html

Slideshow WINNIPEG GAS COMPANY THE FIRST ELECTRIC LIGHT WAS TURNED ON IN WINNIPEG on March 12. The Honourable Robert A. Davis, proprietor of Davis House, a hotel on Main Street, used an electric arc light to illuminate the front of his building. At the time, the Manitoba Free Press reported "The (electric) lamp in front of the Davis Hotel is quite an institution. It looks well and guides the weary traveller to a haven of rest, billiards and hot drinks, and lights up the streets probably more than the lamp of the newly incorporated gas company will for centuries to come." [ top ] [ top ] WINNIPEG GAS COMPANY [ top ] WINNIPEG STREET RAILWAY COMPANY A DEMONSTRATION OF THE ELECTRIC LIGHT IN ARC FORM [ top ] THE NORTH WEST ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER COMPANY (LTD.)

70. CANADA - MANITOBA, SASKATCHEWAN, ALBERTA GENEALOGY & HISTORY ARTICLES - The Glob manitoba, Saskatchewan Alberta Genealogy history Articles. Clickany headline to read a complete article •, Alberta (Canada http://globalgenealogy.com/globalgazette/cda-prairie.htm

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71. Manitoba - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia tundra in the far north. history. manitoba was settled by members ofthe Ojibwa and Assiniboine tribes. The first European to reach http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manitoba

Manitoba From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Manitoba In Detail In Detail Motto : Gloriosus et Liber (Glorious and free) Capital Winnipeg Largest City Winnipeg Area 8th largest (6th lgst prov.) ... Ranked 5th 1.78/km² Admittance into Confederation Split off from NWT 12 May Time zone UTC ... Postal information http://www.canadapost.ca Postal abbreviation Postal code prefix MB R ISO 3166-2 CA-MB Parliamentary representation House seats Senate seats ... Government of Manitoba http://www.gov.mb.ca Manitoba is one of Canada's provinces and was the fifth province to join Canada (in Manitobans Its capital is Winnipeg . Other towns and cities include Brandon Thompson Dauphin Gilbert Plains ... The Pas , and Portage la Prairie . See also a List of communities in Manitoba Table of contents 1 Geography 2 History 1 Map 2 See also ... edit Geography Manitoba is located in the longitudinal centre of Canada, one of the Prairie Provinces. It borders on Saskatchewan to the west, Ontario to the east, Nunavut to the north, and the American states of North Dakota and Minnesota to the south. The province has a coast with Hudson Bay , and contains the very large Lakes Winnipeg Manitoba (its namesake), and

72. Canadian History Pictures And Photos Canada region. manitoba TimeLinks Photo Archive More than 2,000 picturesfrom manitoba s history from 1900 to 1925. Newfoundland Archives http://canadaonline.about.com/od/historyphotos/

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73. A Brief History Of Morris Manitoba St. Boniface. She stayed on permanently. From manitoba 125 A HistoryVolume 1 - Rupert s Land to Riel. Search our Site sitemap. http://www.town.morris.mb.ca/history.htm

History Morris, Man, Town, pop 1645 (1996c), 1616 (1991c), 1613 (1986c), area 5.83 km2, in 1883, is located at the confluence of the Red and Morris rivers, 55 km S of Winnipeg. Originally known as Scratching River, Morris was named in honour of Alexander Morris The Rivers The Red and Morris rivers have greatly affected the town, especially during floods in l950, 1966 and 1979. On March 31, 1966, the Premier of Manitoba, Duff Roblin, called a flood meeting in Morris, where he and his Ministers personally informed the public of what to expect and what measures to take. The towns of Morris, St. Jean and Emerson began moving earth, hastily constructing ring dykes. On Easter Monday, 1966, due to the efforts of the Mennonite Disaster Service (MDS) , local help, and a contingent of Canadian Army Engineers, the dyke which was starting to shift due to the high waves and nearly 20 feet of water pushing against it at the lowest place was saved. Bulldozers were braced against the base of the dyke on the dry side and a boom of hydro poles on the wet side, plus added weight to the top of the sandbags, the dyke held. A Permanent dyke has been erected around the Town of Morris and we were safe during the "Flood of the Century" in 1997.

74. History Of Manitoba's Credit Union The first credit union in manitoba was a caisse populaire, organized in1937 by Father Benoit in the French farming community of St. Malo. http://www.creditunion.mb.ca/cu_info/history.htm

Alfonse Desjardins The first credit union in North America was organized in 1900 by a Canadian journalist and legislative reporter, Alfonse Desjardins, in Levis, Quebec. Desjardins got his ideas of financial co-operatives - of people pooling resources for their mutual benefit - from Europe, where one of the first credit societies was founded in 1852 by Friedrich Wilhelm Rafeissen, the mayor of Flammersfeld, Germany. Rafeissen was distressed at the near-starvation conditions endured by local farmers and townspeople, who were losing their homes and livestock to moneylenders who charged exorbitant interest rates. Dejardins saw that credit unions offered a way out. The first credit union in Manitoba was a caisse populaire, organized in 1937 by Father Benoit in the French farming community of St. Malo. Its citizens, like most farmers on the continent, were suffering during the Great Depression; Father Benoit brought them together to help each other financially. The first loan to a member — for $56.50, repaid in $2 monthly installments — financed the purchase of a cream separator. Seven months later in the same year, Norwood Credit Union was founded in Winnipeg. (The oldest existing credit unions in the province are Lowe Farm and The Pool, both founded in 1938.)

75. FHC Results Page Everyone is welcome to come to the centers and use Family history Centerresources. Family history Centers in manitoba, Canada refine search. http://www.familysearch.org/eng/Library/FHC/FHC_Results.asp?FHCCountry=Canada&FH

76. Manitoba Company territory, known from 1670 to 1870 as Rupert s Land; TimeLinksManitoba s history, with pictures, in the decade 19101920; http://www.telusplanet.net/public/mtoll/manitoba.htm

Manitoba Resources Archives BDM Cemeteries/Obits Census ... GenWeb Archives Association for Manitoba Archives Boissevain Community Archives Hudson Bay Company Archives (Provincial Archives of Manitoba) Provincial Archives of Manitoba ... Return top page Births, Deaths and Marriages Births and Deaths in Manitoba before 1919 Central Plains Births-Central Plains GenWeb Eastern Region Births - Eastern Region GenWeb Manitoba Vital Statistics ... Birth, Death, and Marriage Searchable Index Births more than 100 years, Marriages more than 80 years, Deaths more than 70 years ago Manitoba Marriages - Western MB Gen website Reinlaender Mennonite Church Birth Records Western Region Births - Western Region GenWeb Western Region Marriages - Western Region GenWeb ... Return top page Cemetery and Obituary Records Brookside Cemetery, Winnipeg Index Calgary Alberta Crematorium Records 1937 - 1979 Until 1951, it was the only crematorium serving Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Kelwood Cemetery Inscriptions Manitoba Genealogical Society Cemetery Transcriptions Hamiota Cemetery Index - Hamiota GenWeb Scotia Cemetery Index - Hamiota GenWeb ... Lost Graves Burials in Pioneer Cemetery, Whitehorse, Yukon of people who were born in Manitoba Manitoba Obituary Search Winnipeg Free Press Obituaries Winnipeg Tribune Newspaper Collection Over 250,000 newsclippings

77. Cyndi's List - Canada - Manitoba Family history Centers in manitoba; manitoba Genealogical Society; manitoba Livinghistory Society Reenacting the Life and Times of the Red River Settlement. http://www.cyndislist.com/manitoba.htm

document.write(''); Canada - Manitoba Main Index Alphabetical Index Topical Index "No Frills" Index ... Text-Only Index Search this page: Edit, Find Search the entire site: The index links below work best if you allow your web browser to load the entire page first. Category Index: Canada GenWeb Project General Resource Sites Military Newspapers ... Records: Census, Cemeteries, Land, Obituaries, Personal, Taxes and Vital Related Categories: Canada Index General Canada Sites Alberta British Columbia ... Saskatchewan Planting Your Family Tree Online Preview the Table of Contents Cyndi's List The BOOK! 2nd Edition 2 Volumes Netting Your Ancestors Genealogy Bookstore In association with Amazon.com Ancestry Magazine Genealogical.com GPC and Clearfield Company Genealogy Warehouse Submit a New Link Report a Broken Link Update a Link Canada GenWeb Project General Resource Sites From the National Library of Canada and the National Archives of Canada. This outstanding outline introduces records and strategies that can help you learn more about your ancestors. It explains terms associated with this state's particular genealogy research and describes the content, use, and availability of major genealogical records. Information for researching Canadian heritage.

78. E.F.A. - History Of Manitoba First Nations sacred documents by the First Nations peoples of manitoba. The Elders have passedon their recollections of the treaty negotiations through oral history. http://www.manitobachiefs.com/education/efa/efa/history2.html

First Nations History There are five First Nation groups in Manitoba. These are the Cree, Ojibway, Dakota, Ojibway-Cree, and Dene. The five groups have distinct territories. The Cree are in the northern part of Manitoba and the Ojibway are in the southern area. The Dakota are primarily in the southwestern region and the Dene are in the northwestern region while the Ojibway-Cree are situated in the northeastern section of Manitoba. The five First Nations are part of three linguistic groups. The Dene are part of the Athapaskan group which extends from the northern portion of western provinces to the territories. The Dene are also related to the Apache and Navajo peoples in the southwestern United States. The Athapaskan peoples speak similar languages and some of the key words are very similar. The Dakota are part of the Siouan group which live primarily in the southern regions of western provinces and throughout the north central parts of the United States. The Cree, Ojibway and Ojibway-Cree are part of the largest linguistic grouping in North America - the Algonquian peoples. The Algonquian peoples live in all of the Canadian provinces and northern and northeastern parts of the States. There are also some Algonquian people living in California and Mexico. The Cree territory covers some of the northern parts of the central States, parts of Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec while the Ojibway-Cree are primarily in the north-western part of Ontario and north-eastern corner of Manitoba

79. Home The Military history Society of manitoba Created by TaniWha Software,Copyright © 1999, 2000 The Military history Society of manitoba. http://www.gatewest.net/~gcros/

The Military History Society of Manitoba A non-profit corporation formed in 1987, the objectives of the Society are to collate information on military material culture and history and to acquire new knowledge through research and study with special emphasis on Manitoba units and their activities. It is also the Society's aim to promote the study of military history and share its resources with non- members. Members give public lectures, answer inquiries and occasionally put on public displays.The Society maintains a library, archives, photo files, and a small collection of artifacts. An annual journal is published, aimed at curators, collectors, re-enactors and students of military history. Members and non-members have contributed articles to the journal.

80. Canadian Bible Society - Manitoba - Our History Our history EJB Salter appointed District Secretary for the Western Auxiliary ofthe Bible Society in 1904, exemplified the kind of commitment and perseverance http://www.biblesociety.ca/districts/manitoba/history.html

var javascript_version = 1.0; District Offices About the Bible Make a Donation Volunteer ... Contact Us Search our site: Canadian Bible Society Main Manitoba Bible Stores List Intro ... You Can Help Us Our History E. J. B. Salter appointed District Secretary for the Western Auxiliary of the Bible Society in 1904, exemplified the kind of commitment and perseverance required to advance the Bible cause in Western Canada. The following is an except from one of his reports. (Source: A History Of The Canadian Bible Society by Gerald E. Benson with Kenneth G. McMillan. pp.51,52) One winter night, after holding a meeting in Estevan, I traveled over the whole town to secure a place of shelter, but found none. I crawled into an implement shed and lay down. At 1:00 o'clock in the morning, I awoke so stiff that I could hardly move sufficiently to get circulation but, after much effort, I made my way to the railway station to wait till a train came along. I found ten men stretched out on the floor and benches. A good fire was blazing in the Cannon stove, which derives its name from its shape. There was only room enough to stand. To go into the cold again was unthinkable. Wearing a heavy winter coat which I could not remove, I stood till morning. The only standing place was uncomfortably near the stove and I was sleepy almost beyond endurance. About 5:30 a.m. a train arrived going north and I boarded it and fell asleep.

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