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  • Forgetting Danish During a Nine Month Quarantine
    … of his languages. Michael left Denmark with his family and arrived in Canada in late June of 1951 while the epidemic was raging. Not long … he contracted it. “The summer of ’51 was devastating,” Michael wrote. “Canada had not experienced what it was like to live through a … I lost facility for both mother tongues, Danish and Russian. Much of my childhood memories became blurred or lost during that time.” Michael …
  • Captain C.P.H.E. Huxford
    Captain Huxford pictured on his wedding day with wife, Margaret Huxford Captain Huxford on his wedding day with wife, Margaret Huxford Captain Huxford on his wedding day with wife, Margaret …
  • Crossing Lines: A New Age of Migration
    … January 10 to April 14, 2024 Photographers Darren Ell and Roger LeMoyne weave together images of recent migrations on three continents with portraits of refugees now in … Crossing Lines: A New Age of Migration …
  • Media Centre
    … Information and resources for media professionals, including quick … 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 …
  • Ruby Leeson Kaspard
    … on to the waiting trains. I arrived in Toronto and hardly recognized my new husband - he had gained so much weight! We celebrated 61 years …
  • Walter and Joyce Taylor, son Cliff
    … Walter and Joyce Taylor, son Cliff …
  • Roger Declercq
    … Roger Declercq was born in Moorslede, Belgium (West Flanders) in 1931. He left Belgium for Canada on June 13, 1938 at the age of 6 … the ferry from Antwerp to Dover, England. From there they took a train to Liverpool, England where they boarded the ship "Lord Athelon" for …
  • Private Albin Carl Norlander
    … the spring of 1945. Service in the UK followed after the war ended on May 8th 1945 until January 1946. Upon return to Canada he received his …
  • Gunner Walter Emerson Servant
    … Servant (F-2477 Gunner) enlisted in the Royal Canadian Artillery on May 15, 1942 and was discharged Feb. 8, 1946. He was born Dec. 30, …
  • Francesco and Rosina Orlando
    … in the form of men, women and children. I know that I am grateful that my parents were among those that decided to take that very big step of …

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