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  • WO2 C. Earl Martell
    During the Second World War, many young adults in rural Canada didn’t hesitate to sign up to serve their country. In small town Cape Breton, Earl Martell was too young to join his older brother in the war effort. Instead, he finished school and then headed to Halifax to build his future. In 1950, …
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  • Travel, Hospitality and Conferences
    Annual Expenditures for Travel, Hospitality and Conferences 2022-2023 Report 2021-2022 Report 2020-2021 Report Archived Annual Expenditure Reports 2019-2020 Report 2018-2019 Report 2017-2018 Report 2016-2017 Report Senior Leadership Team John Murray, Human Resource Manager 2023-2024 Marie Chapman, …
  • Journey to Canada: Ukrainian Immigration Experiences 1891-1900
    July 21 to October 30, 2016 John Woodruff, Library and Archives Canada, C-005611 [1896] Journey to Canada commemorates the 125th Anniversary of Ukrainians in Canada. Many Ukrainian people who immigrated to Canada came through Halifax. The exhibit explores the events that led Ukrainians to leave …
  • Perfect Landings
    January 15 to March 21, 2016 Immigration and Figure Skating in Canada Discover the immigration stories behind some of Canada’s pioneering figure skaters, coaches and builders. Many Canadian figure skaters, as well as coaches and builders of the sport, came to Canada as immigrants. Some for reasons …
  • Canada’s Titanic – The Empress of Ireland
    November 23, 2015 to November 13, 2016 Original painting by Ken Marschall © 1996. Canada’s Titanic – The Empress of Ireland is a dramatic exhibition that takes visitors to the heart of the one of the greatest maritime disasters in Canada’s history. Artifacts from this once-splendid ocean liner, …
  • Peace – The Exhibition
    May 16 to October 20, 2014 and May 5 - June 7, 2015 Peace – The Exhibition , a travelling exhibition developed by the Canadian War Museum and adapted by the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, vividly illustrates the rich diversity of Canadians’ choices and actions for peace, and how these …
  • To Canada: Farewell and Welcome – Cuxhaven and Halifax
    February through March 2014 Come explore the story of emigration from the port of Cuxhaven, Germany to Pier 21. You will also discover the personal stories of several German immigrants who settled in Canada. An exhibition and project of the Hapag-Halle Booster Club of Cuxhaven, To Canada: Farewell …

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