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  • They Lived Next Door to a Dictator
    … East India Railways. The Soods, who were part of Uganda’s significant South Asian population, frequently saw Amin's motorcade whipping down … the boulevard, forcing other vehicles off the road. The Sood family sit in the garden behind their home in Kampala in 1968, the year before … power in Africa to African hands - the British had originally brought South Asians to Uganda in 1895 to build railroads, and the population …
  • They Lived Next Door to a Dictator
    … East India Railways. The Soods, who were part of Uganda’s significant South Asian population, frequently saw Amin's motorcade whipping down … the boulevard, forcing other vehicles off the road. The Sood family sit in the garden behind their home in Kampala in 1968, the year before … power in Africa to African hands - the British had originally brought South Asians to Uganda in 1895 to build railroads, and the population …
  • F/Lt Maurice R. Hennigar
    … Oh, I have skipped the surly bonds of earth And danced the skies of laughter-silvered wings; These are the first two lines of a poem by … no Sunday classes on many occasions I flew to Cartiervulle airport outside of Montreal where I would meet Hattie, Carl, Carl Jr. and Ross, … and most difficult flying conditions. With the pending arrival of VJ Day, real estate on our base took a rapid drop. We packed our …
  • Muriel Caroline Tobutt Robbins
    … shifts and taking messages from various calls. After Christmas l943 she moved to St. Leonards-Hastings and Battle Abbey and lived in a …
  • Culture Trunks
    … The Italian Trunk The Hungarian Trunk The Netherlands Trunk Trunks may contain... Photos Documents Stories Quotes Articles Videos Links and Resources …
  • No eggs or butter? Baking during difficult times is nothing new.
    … and civilians. Therefore, from 1942 to 1947, a system that was completely new to Canadians: rationing was imposed. Rationing had a major … rationing goods became their patriotic duty to support the war effort. Credit: Economy Recipes for Canada’s “Housoldiers.” Toronto: Canada Starch Company Ltd. 1943. From Laurier House National Historic Site interactive exhibit “WWII Kitchen.” How did rationing work, …
  • Welcome Home to Canada
    … The Welcome Home to Canada (WHTC) program is a six month employability program for new immigrants to Canada. If you are an unemployed or … to meaningful employment this program may be an option for you. Am I eligible? You are eligible if you are: A permanent resident* of Canada … Why should you apply? Finding meaningful work in a new country can come with multiple challenges including non-transferable …
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    Volunteer Engagement Program The Volunteer Engagement Program is supported by the Macdonald Stewart Foundation and Scotiabank. Volunteers from all backgrounds are welcome at the Museum—including you! Share cross-cultural experiences with fellow volunteers and learn about Canada’s immigration …
  • Chrysler Canada Pavillion
    … Our historic setting overlooks the Halifax Harbour. It is the perfect venue to host your next special event! … for up to 100 guests Ceremonies for up to 200 guests Floor-to-ceiling windows provide natural lighting and a luminous ambiance Magnificent view of Halifax Harbour … Chrysler Canada Pavillion …
  • Artifacts
    … Life In Italy Leaving Italy Travelling On Ship Arriving In Canada Life In Canada Passports …

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