Faces – May 2019

May/June 2019 Volume 35 Number 8 cricketmedia.com $6. by^ Nic^ McDougal Answers on page 48 Moose Hockey By Nic McDougal Can you ...

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PHOTO? MYSTERY Do you know what this is? Answer is on page 48. Member, Classroom Publishers AssociationIndexed and/or Abstracted ...

8 12 FEATURES 8 Welcome Home to Canada by Rebecca Szulhan 12 A Dark Chapter in History by Christine Graf 16 Crossing the Border ...

Canada is a vast country covering more than 3.8 million square miles. Its population is just as diverse as its landscape. Here a ...

Between 1850 and 1860, as many as 20,000 African Americans moved to Canada. Canada’s black population increased drastically dur ...

CANADA Oh, Canada. At a Glance ...

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CRITTER CORNER o begin, let us clear up the age-old question, “What is the plural of moose?” It is not “mooses” or “meese”, but ...

and ponds to feed on aquatic plants that grow in the water. Moose are born knowing how to swim. They can paddle 6 mph for two ho ...

T he SS Nieuw Amsterdam docked at Pier 21, a brand-new immigration facility in Halifax, Nova Scotia, on March 8, 1928. Fifty-one ...

weary travelers could rest and get their bearings in the Immigration Annex. They refueled with food from the canteen, exchanged ...

However, Pier 21 experienced a surge of activity during the war. It was the port of departure for nearly 500, Canadian service p ...

Another 5,424 are buried on Grosse Île. A Celtic cross commemorates the tragic events of 1847. The quarantine station closed in ...

L ong before Europeans settled Canada, First Nations people lived throughout the region. From Inuit in the Arctic regions to Mi’ ...

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Canada’s residential schools were established to assimilate indigenous children into mainstream society. They were run by a part ...

Canada’s Chief Medical Officer for Indian Affairs reported in 1907 that conditions at the schools were “dangerous to health.” Th ...

T he Haida are one of Canada’s First Nations groups. They live on Haida Gwaii (the Queen Charlotte Islands), an archipelago off ...