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Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21
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  • Ed Smith, Netherlands 1952
    Mom and Dad worked had to improve the family way of life …
  • Jack Devries, Netherlands 1952
    …January 1, 1953. Our agreed time to work and save as a family was up. I began saving for my wedding. …
  • Kathleen Fournier, English War Bride 1946
    …In the spring of 1947 we bought our first house; a two storey log house in Bear Creek. …
  • Pietro Di Ioia, Italy 1950
    …Our first house was near Botanical Gardens so guess where we went for walks on Sunday afternoons? …
  • Rudolf Dasberg, Netherlands 1948
    My father and his friends built our first house in 1953. …
  • Abe Baanstra, Netherlands 1953
    We were grateful for the roof over our heads and no one complained… …
  • Antonio e Annunziata
    Antonio landed at Pier 21 in Halifax aboard the M.S. Saturnia on March 7, 1952. He was a twenty-six year old father of two children. He had hopes and dreams of a better life for himself, wife and children in Canada. He managed to save enough money to bring his family to join him. Annunziata …
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    Information and resources for media professionals, including quick facts, contact information, and a selection of high-quality digital photos. About the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 is located in the national historic site at the Halifax …
  • Welcome Home to Canada
    The WHTC program is supported by the R. Howard Webster Foundation and RBC Foundation . The Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 continues its tradition of welcoming newcomers to Canada. The Welcome Home to Canada (WHTC) program is a six month employability program for new immigrants to Canada. …
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