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On June 10, 1949, Natalia and Wasyl Brodowycz arrived at Pier 21, Halifax, on the SS Nea Hellas, with their two daughters Halia and Orysia. They travelled on to Montreal, where they settled and in 1950 had another daughter, Myroslava Natalia and Wasyl became Canadian citizens in 1959. They both …
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Susan Giansante and John Profenna …
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Historic and contemporary stories, research, collections and resources on Immigration-related topics—these are websites worth visiting. Angel Island Canada's History Canadian Immigrant The Canadian Immigration Historical Society Canadian Race Relations Foundation Chinese Canadian Women Ellis Island …
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Stories of Bravery & Love: War Brides Joan Dumaine and Joyce Audrey Amirault …
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The Departure . Originally published in The Illustrated London News , 6 th July 1850. Credit: RTE ‘Black 47', simply a word and number, however it recalls some of Ireland’s darkest years. Specifically, it’s an epithet endowed upon 1847. The repeated failure of Ireland’s potato crops (1845 – 1852) …
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The Power of the Handwritten Word …
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Christmas Greeting …
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Handwritten letter …
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Gordon Nissen …
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Lena Horne …