Canada. Department of the Interior
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Books by Canada. Department of the Interior
Total count: 162
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Orders of CouncilDept. of the Interior1873-01-01
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MemorandumDept. of the Interior1881-01-01
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[Letters patent incorporating the Canadian Pacific Railway Company]Dept. of the Interior1881-01-01
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Extracts from surveyors' reports of township surveys in Manitoba and the North-West TerritoriesPublished by authority of the Honorable Sir David Lewis Macpherson, Minister of the Interior1884-01-01
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[Descriptions of the townships of the Northwest Territories, dominion of Canada.]West of the fourth and fifth initial meridiansprinted by MacLean, Roger & co.1886-01-01
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Certified copy of a report of a Committee of the Hono[u]rable the Privy council, approved by His Excellency the Governor General in Council, on the 11th July, 1888Governor-General in Council1888-01-01
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Manual showing the system of survey of the Dominion lands, with instructions to surveyorsfirst partPrelim. ed.Dept. of the Interior1890-01-01
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Report of exploratory survey to Hudson's Bay1891-01-01
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The great Canadian North-Westthe finest farming lands in the world, homestead of one hundred and sixty acres free : what the Vermont delegates have to say about it[s.n.]1892-01-01
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Fiosrachadh 'o'n luchd-riaghlaidh mo dheighinn ChanadaThe Highland News1892-01-01
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Manual showing the system of survey of the Dominion landswith instructions to surveyors4th ed.].Printed by S.E. Dawson1892-01-01
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Memorandum concerning "Return-men."Dept. of the Interior1893-01-01
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Letters from settlers in Canada, 1895publisher not identified1896-01-01
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Official information relating to the Dominion of Canada, including extracts from the reports of the tenant-farmer delegates who visited the country in 1893McCorquodale1896-01-01
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Information respecting the Yukon district from the reports of Wm. Ogilvie, dominion land surveyerGovernment Printing Bureau1897-01-01
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Hints to settlersa guide to homesteaders in Manitoba and the North-West Territories : what a settler should do and how he should do it, what he should not doGovt. Print. Bureau, 1897.1897-01-01
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Western Canada and its great resourcesthe testimony of settlers, farmer delegates and high authoritiesGovt. Printer?1897-01-01
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Frittlandtill hvarje familjeförsörjare, man eller qvinna, samt hvarje man som har fyldt 18 ar ...[s.n.]1897-01-01
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Reports of United States delegates on Western CanadaGovt. Print. Bureau1898-01-01
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Some of the advantages of Western Canadapractical farmers give their esperiencesGovernment Printing Bureau1898-01-01
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An official handbook of information relating to the Dominion of Canada, 1897Dept. of the Interior1898-01-01
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The new settlements in Canadahomes for millionsDept. of the Interior1898-01-01
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Delegates' reports and settlers' experiences in Western Canada, 1899Canada, Dept. of the Interior1899-01-01
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The resources of western CanadaTimely remarks and useful informationGovernment Printing Bureau1899-01-01
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Descriptive atlas of Western Canada, showing maps of the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Manitoba, British Columbia, and districts of Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Athabaska, also of the world and the Dominion of CanadaThe Dept.1900-01-01
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L'Ouest Canadien province du Manitoba et Territoires du Nord-Ouest, Assiniboine, Alberta, Saskatchewanressources naturelles et climat de ces régions, renseignements pour les colons, cultivateurs, éleveurs, etc1900-01-01
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Descriptive atlas of western Canadashowing maps of the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Manitoba, British Columbia and districts of Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Athabasca, also of the world and the Dominion of CanadaDept. of the Interior1900-01-01
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Atlas of western Canadashowing maps of the provinces of Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Manitoba, British Columbia and districts of Assiniboia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Athabaska, New Ontario, Lake St. John : Great Britain and Ireland, the world and the Dominion of CanadaDept. of the Interior1901-01-01
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Manual showing the system of survey of the Dominion lands, with instructions to surveyorsfirst partDept. of the Interior1902-01-01
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Trail surveysManitoba and the Territories ...[s.n.]1902-01-01
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Free farmsThe Land of the futureDept. of the Interior1902-01-01
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Where and how to obtain a homeDept. of the Interior1903-01-01
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Prosperity follows settlement in western CanadaCanada, Dept. of the Interior1903-01-01
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Manual of instructions for the survey of Dominion landsDept. of the Interior1903-01-01
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Where and how and all about itinformation and facts for the prospective settlerpublisher not identified1903-01-01
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Memorandum. Office of the Geographer, Ottawa, March 19th, 19031903-01-01
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Western Canada farm landswhere and how and all about it : information and facts for the prospective settlerDept. of the Interior1903-01-01
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Western Canadacheap r.r. rates for settlersDept. of the Interior1904-01-01
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Canadian West "Spying out the land."Dept. of the Interior1904-01-01
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Information for intending settlersregarding the homestead regulations of Western CanadaDept. of the Interior1904-01-01
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Homes for millions in western Canada's vast agricultural domain of virgin opportunity and infinite resourcesDept. of the Interior1904-01-01
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Attitude of the Department of the Interior on the classes of persons who are invited to come to Canada and amongst whom a general propaganda is being managedDept. of the Interior1904-01-01
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Report of the Rocky Mountains Park of Canada for the year ended June 30, 19031904-01-01
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Canada, the granary of the worldDept. of the Interior1904-01-01
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Brief account of an electrolytic method for producing bicalcic phosphate for use as a fertilizer out of unserviceable raw phosphateGovernment Printing Bureau1905-01-01
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Canada in a nutshellDept. of the Interior1905-01-01
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Geography of the Dominion of Canada, and atlas of western Canadasetting forth, for use in schools and for the guidance of intending settlers, an account of its resources and development, with maps of Ontario, Quebec and the Maritime Provinces, Manitoba, British Columbia, Assiniboia, Alberta and Saskatchewan, besides general maps and numerous diagramsMinister of the Interior1905-01-01
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Statistics of the Dominion of Canada1905-01-01
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Canadian National Park (Rocky Mountain), Banff, AlbertaDept. of the Interior1905-01-01
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The last and best WestCanada in the twentieth century, Western Canada vast agricultural resources, homes for millionsDept. of the Interior1906-01-01
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Winter wheat is a success in AlbertaIssued by direction of the Hon. Frank Oliver, Minister of the Interior1906-01-01
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Atlas of Canada, &c1906-01-01
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Prince Edward Island, Canada's garden provinceits climate and resourcesDept.] of the Interior1906-01-01
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1905, the biggest crop in the history of the Canadian WestIssued by direction of Hon. Frank Oliver, Minister of the Interior1906-01-01
Where and how and all about itinformation and facts for the prospective settlerDept. of the Interior1906-01-01-
British ColumbiaCanada's land of promise on the PacificDept. of the Interior1907-01-01
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Trees free to farmerseleven million distributed by the Department of Interior : beautiful sheltered homes on the prairie : tree planting a successGovernment Printing Bureau1907-01-01
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How to succeed in Canadalearn to farm before farming, get paid for learning to farm, earn capital and experience in Eastern Canada with which to work free land in Western CanadaDept. of the Interior1907-01-01
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De laatste voordeelige plaatsen in het WestCanada in de twintigste eeuw : West Canada uitnemende landbouw vermogen woonplaatsen voor millioenen landverhuizersUitgegeven onder opzicht van den Waarden Heer Frank Oliver Minister van Binnenlandsche Zaken1907-01-01
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Papers relating to the holding of homestead entries by members of the Doukhobor community, being part of a return laid on the table of the House of Commons on Apr. 17, 1907, with the final report of the Commission Appointed to Investigate and Adjust the Claims of Doukhobors as to Residence and ImprovementsDept. of the Interior1907-01-01
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Suggestions to medical officersDept. of the Interior1907-01-01
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Facts for settlersintelligent comprehension of canadian conditions assists immigrants in attaining success, knowledge is power, learn the ways of the land, study canadian land regulations wage laws, postal, banking and currency systems during sea voyageDept. of the Interior1907-01-01
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Canada wants domestic servantshigh wages, good homes, healthy climateDept. of the Interior1907-01-01
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Eastern Townships of Quebecthe garden of Canadian agricultureDept. of the Interior1907-01-01
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Farm labourers and domestic servants wanted in OntarioDept. of the Interior1908-01-01
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Work, wages, landthe railway route to a free farmDept. of the Interior1908-01-01
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Province of Nova Scotiaits geography, climate and resources--advantages to settlers from Great BritainDept. of the Interior1908-01-01
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Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Islandfertile productive lands, free school system, contented and law-abiding peopleDept. of the Interior1908-01-01
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Atlas of Canada, showing maps of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia, British Islea, and the Dominion of CanadaDepartment of the Interior1908-01-01
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Irrigation in the provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan, 1906 and 1907Government Printing Bureau1908-01-01
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Atlas over Kanadamed karter over Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, og Prince Edwards Ø, Quebec, Østre Kanada, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta og Britisk Columbia, Norge og Staten KanadaIndenrigsminister1908-01-01
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Canada westDept. of the Interior1908-01-01
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A summary of regulations and recent departmental rulings relating to dominion landsfor the guidance of agents, sub-agents and other officials, and for the information of the publicEd. of 1st September, 1908.The Dept.?1908-01-01
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The last best west is Canada westhomes for millions ...The Dept.1908-01-01
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The Thunder Bay district of new OntarioDept. of the Interior1908-01-01
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Province of New Brunswickits geographical position, climate and resources--the fertility of its soil and the openings for settlers from the British IslesDept. of the Interior1908-01-01
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Arbeit, Löhne, Landdie Eisenbahn-Route nach einer freien FarmMinister des Innern1908-01-01
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The last best westCanada west : homes for millionsDept. of the Interior1908-01-01
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Regulations for the disposal of quartz mining claims on dominion landsin [i.e. lands in] Manitoba, Saskatchewan, the North-West Territories and the Yukon TerritoryDept. of the Interior1908-01-01
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Nova Scotia, Canadathe country and its people and the opportunity it offers to other peopleDept. of the Interior1908-01-01
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Alberta red, the winning winter wheatincrease in acreage, yield & popularityMinistry of the Interior1909-01-01
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Prosperity follows settlement in any part of Canadaletters from satisfied settlersDept. of the Interior1909-01-01
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A summary of regulations and recent departmental rulings relating to dominion lands for the guidance of agents, sub-agents and other officials, and for the information of the publicDept. of the Interior1909-01-01
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Canada's western heritage, British Columbia, its farms, forests, fisheries and fruit growingDept. of the Interior1909-01-01
Canada Westthe last best west : ranching, dairying, grain raising, fruit growing, mixed farmingMinister of Agriculture1909-01-01-
Canada wants domestic servantsDept. of the Interior1909-01-01
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New Brunswick, Canadathe country and its people and the opportunity it offers to other peopleDept. of the Interior1909-01-01
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Immigrationfacts and figuresDept. of the Interior1909-01-01
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British ColumbiaCanada's land of promise on the PacificDept. of the Interior1909-01-01
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Canada as seen through Scottish eyesbeing an account of a trip taken across the Dominion by the Scottish Agricultural Commission in the autumn of 1908Dept. of the Interior1909-01-01
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The Thunder Bay and Rainy River district of new OntarioDept. of interior1909-01-01
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Classes wanted in Canadathe land of sunshine and contented peopleDept. of the Interior1909-01-01
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Prince Edward Islandthe emerald isle of the New WorldDept. of the Interior1909-01-01
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Atlas van CanadaMinister van het Binnenland1910-01-01
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Canada Westthe last best West : ranching, dairying, grain raising, fruit raising, mixed farmingDepartment of the Interior1910-01-01
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Alberta Redthe winning winter wheatDept. of the Interior1910-01-01
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Atlas of Canadashowing maps of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island, Quebec, Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia, British Isles, and the dominion of CanadaDept. of the Interior1910-01-01
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Province of Nova Scotiaits geography, climate and resources--advantages to settlers from the British IslesDept. of the Interior1910-01-01
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Llawlyfr swyddogol CanadaCyhoeddir trwy awdurdod Gweinidog y Canolbarth1910-01-01
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White labour for British Columbiathe prospects and possibilitiesDept. of the Interior1910-01-01
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Land regulations in CanadaDept. of the Interior1910-01-01
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Nova Scotia, Canadafertile productive lands, free school system, contented and law-abiding peopleDept. of the Interior1910-01-01
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Water supplyDept. of the Interior1910-01-01
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Kanadamulighedernes landBemyndigelse af Indeurigsministeren [i.e. Indenrigsministeren1910-01-01
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List of school lands to be offered for sale by public auction at Saskatoon, Saskatchewan on Monday, the 27th June, 1910, at 10 o'clock a.m.Dept. of the Interior1910-01-01
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Abstracts from reports on townships west of the fourth meridian received from surveyors between April, 1909, and July, 1910Dept. of the Interior1910-01-01
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Immigration facts and figures1910-01-01
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Eastern Townships of Quebecthe garden of Canadian agricultureDept. of the Interior1910-01-01
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Classes Canada calls forfarmers, farm labourers, domestic servantsDept. of the Interior1910-01-01
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NoticeDept. of the Interior1911-01-01
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The Thunder Bay and Rainy River district of new OntarioDept. of the Interior1911-01-01
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The last best west is Canada westThe Dept.1911-01-01
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What Irishmen say of CanadaDept. of the Interior1911-01-01
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Canada for golden opportunitieswhat teachers and others think of CanadaDept. of the Interior1911-01-01
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Canada West, the last best Westhomes for millions ranching, dairying, grain raising, fruit raising, mixed farmingThe Department1911-01-01
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Canada as seen through Scottish eyesbeing an account of a trip across the Dominion by the Scottish Agricultural Commission in the autumn of 1908Dept. of the Interior1912-01-01
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Atlas of CanadaDepartment of the Interior1912-01-01
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Immigration facts and figuresDept. of the Interior1912-01-01
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The country called Canadathe opportunities offered to settlers from the British IslesDepartment of the Interior?1912-01-01
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Western Canadacheap railroad rates for settlersDept. of the Interior1912-01-01
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Prince Edward Islandthe emerald isle of the New WorldDept. of the Interior1912-01-01
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Statistics of the Dominion of CanadaGovt. of Canada1912-01-01
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Province of Nova Scotiaits geography, climate and resources--advantages to settlers from the British IslesDept. of the Interior1912-01-01
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Nova Scotia, Canadathe country and its people and the opportunity it offers to other peopleDept. of the Interior1912-01-01
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Abstracts from reports on townships west of the fourth meridian received from surveyors between July 1, 1911 and July 1, 1912Dept. of the Interior1912-01-01
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Regulations for Dominion forest reservesGovernment printing Bureau1913-01-01
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Suggestions for preparation of brief in respect of matters touching the control and administration of public lands in the three Prairie Provinces, and of public lands owned by the Dominion in the province of British ColumbiaGovt. Print. Bureau1913-01-01
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Report of the Ranching and Grazing Investigation Commission, 1913Government Printing Bureau1913-01-01
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Canada WestViehzucht, Molterei, Getreidebau, Obstzucht, Gemischter Farmbetrieb : issued by direction of Hon. W.J. Roche, minister of the Interior, Ottawa, Canada, 1913[s.n.]1913-01-01
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Woman's work in Canadaduties, wages, conditions, and opportunities for household workers in the DominionDept. of the Interior1913-01-01
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Nova Scotiaits resources and possibilitiesDept. of the Interior1913-01-01
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Handbookfor the information of intending settlersDept. of the Interior1914-01-01
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Atlas of Canadapublisher not identified1914-01-01
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A summary of regulations and recent departmental rulings relating to dominion lands for the guidance of agents, sub-agents and other officialsEd. of 2nd July, 1914.Dept. of the Interior1914-01-01
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Safety of human life and protection of property within the Dominion parksregulations governing inside electrical installations, also signalling systems, wireles telegraph, apparatus, electric railway work, etcGovernment Printing Bureau1914-01-01
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Canada, Province of Quebeclands inviting settlement, Timiskaming and Abitibi Districts, Beauce and Eastern TownshipsDept. of the Interior1914-01-01
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Dominion landshandbook for the information of the publicDept. of the Interior1915-01-01
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Prince Edward Isalnd, the Emerald Isle of the new worldMinister of the Interior1915-01-01
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Immigrationfacts and figuresDept. of the Interior1915-01-01
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The Eastern Townships of the Province of Quebeca garden of Canadian agricultureDept. of the Interior1915-01-01
Information for homesteaders and intending settlers on Dominion lands in the railway belt of British ColumbiaGovernment Printing Bureau1915-01-01-
Border circularsSuperintendent of Immigration1915-01-01
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Canada westManitoba, Alberta, Saskatchewan, British ColumbiaIssued by direction of Hon. W.J. Roche, Minister of the Interior1915-01-01
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Report of the triangulation of the railway belt of British Columbia, between Kootenay and Salmon Arm basessurveyed by P.A. Carson, D.L.S., and M.P. Bridgland, D.L.S.Government printing bureau1915-01-01
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Geographical publications of the Department of the InteriorGovernment Printing Bureau1916-01-01
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List of advances of seed grain, fodder and other relief made by the dominion government in 1914-15 ...J. de L. Taché1916-01-01
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The Athabaska countryKing's printer1916-01-01
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Description of & guide to Jasper ParkDepartment of the interior1917-01-01
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Farm labour, 1918Dept. of the Interior1918-01-01
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Adjustment of geodetic triangulation in the provinces of Ontario and QuebecThe Dept.1919-01-01
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Province of New Brunswicklist of unoccupied and uncultivated landsDept. of the Interior, Canada1919-01-01
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Dominion landsHand-book for the information of the public1919-01-01
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Province of Albertalist of unoccupied farms for saleThomas Mulvey1920-01-01
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Province of Saskatchewanlist of unoccupied farms for saleThomas Mulvey1920-01-01
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Dominion landsHand-book for the information of the publicEdition of 11th May, 1921.1921-01-01
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The Lake Erie cross, erected July, 1922a brief record of the discovery and occupation of the north shore of Lake Erie (1669-1670) by the Sulpician priests, François Dollier de Casson and René de Bréhant de Galinée who on March 23rd, 1670, erected a cross, at the foot of which they affixed a procès-verbal, with the arms of France, thus taking possession in the name of their KingF.C. Acland1922-01-01
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Fort Chambly, Chambly Quebeca brief history of the famous Fort Chambly, the second frontier of the Richelieu River, built originally of wood in 1665 by Captain Jacques de Chambly ...Dept. of the Interior1922-01-01
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The Dominion Astrophysical Observatory, Victoria, B.C.a sketch of the development of astronomy in Canada and of the founding of this observatory : a description of the building and of the mechanical and optical details of the telescope : an account of the principal work of the institutionF.A. Acland1923-01-01
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The Banff-Windermere Highway1923-01-01
CanadaPublished by authority of Hon. Clifford Sifton, Minister of the Interior1980-01-01-
Immigration facts and figuresissued by the direction of the Hon. Frank Oliver, minister of the interior
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Regulations for the disposal of dominion lands within the railway belt in the province of British ColumbiaDept. of the Interior