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  • Hugh, Agnes, Alan and Kathleen Nash
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  • Sapper Bertram James Hugh Galley
    … Sapper Bertram James Hugh Galley …
  • Sounding the Bamboo by Gaehan
    … Time 0:04:55 Transcript You know, when you are working, life is so busy, you don’t have time to reflect. But once you’ve retired there … own healing. When my mom died, the day after her burial, I had to take 30 Canadians to Korea. I did my job perfectly for 2 weeks. But because … year on my birthday. That was his legacy. I had three years now to say good-bye to my parents. I know they need me to take the next step for …
  • Nicola and Franca Lavolpicella
    … and I would like to share the story of my dad Nicola Lavolpicella and how he came to Canada. It was the early 1950's and the economic … the beginning of a new and prosperous life and Nicola thought it was a chance he had to take. He would have to leave behind his parents Luigi and Maria …
  • Mary Didur’s Perogies
    … Growing up in 1930s Saskatchewan with Ukrainian parents, Mary Didur started making … she was five or six years old.  She said, “the recipe has gone through so many changes…Each time it has changed hands, it has been improved. … Allan Didur. Photo of Mary Didur. Aw58 , CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons. Step 1: For the dough, mix together flour, oil, milk, water …
  • Nickopoulos
    … made many sacrifices to ensure that their children and grandchildren had a better quality of life. Jim was born in 1936 in the village of … of 17 when his father passed away. He immigrated to Canada on November 26, 1955 at the young age of 19 via the Olympia with only a few cents … she moved to Athens, Greece to work as a maid for a wealthy family in order to support her parents and four siblings. Eleni marvelled over …
  • John and Kirsten Karding
    … in Central, and Kirsten in the northwest Jutland peninsula. On January 26th, 1922, John was born Johannes Therkelsen, the youngest of four, in … eighty seven, and Anna nearing ninety. Kirsten was born on the farm about five kilometres outside of Nr. Nissum ten kilometres from Lemvug. … could and couldn't do. On the farm near Vejle, Johannes and his family had to black out their windows so invading aircraft would not see the …
  • William Stoffer-Eilkes Family
    … opportunity and space to raise a large family. The prospect of immigrating to a new county proved to be both exciting and frightening as well as a lot of work. At the time we had six children, all of whom were housed with relatives for at least … William Stoffer-Eilkes Family …
  • The Reunion
    … thinking about what brought him to Pier 21 the first time, all that had happened before and all that has happened since. A woman stands in … walk through the doors. He said that he would be wearing a blue shirt. How is it that on this, an uncommonly busy day, every man who enters is … Ferguson (nee Echt) was a young Jewish girl in 1939, her family had the remarkable good fortune of escaping from the Free State of …
  • Historical Thinking (2) : Establish Historical Significance
    … Historian (Updated January 28, 2022) Establishing historical significance” is the first skill of historical literacy put forward by the … find suitable evidence, could be the subject of historical inquiry. In order to limit our scope to something manageable, we have to make … Historical Thinking (2) : Establish Historical Significance …

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