Jeunes Citoyens / Young Citizens

Mallory Bridgewater, Nova Scotia

Fair address: South Shore Regional School Board

Project: “Ox”power before horsepower an “ox”ploration of life before machines

I tell you about ox pulling in Nova Scotia and how it is so important it Canadian history.

What was the most interesting thing you learned about your topic?

My great grandmother was the first female ox teamster in Nova Scotia.

What important lessons have you learned that you want to share with other Canadians?

We wouldn’t be were we are today if it wasn’t for the large amount of strength of an ox.

How would you compare your life today to the lives of those studied in your project?

It was definitely a lot harder not having tractors or machines. They worked a lot harder using the oxen as there machines.

  • Theresa Leslie

    As a retired teacher it is wonderful to know students are interested in learning Nova Scotia history.
    11-06-2019 6:40:08 AM

  • Steven V Saunders

    Mallory this was a very interesting and informative project.I was thrilled to learn more about our history. Wonderful job young lady. I am super proud of all your hard work.
    11-06-2019 6:37:48 AM

  • Jarrod Catheryn Emma Mya and William Thomas

    Excellent work Malory, Good Luck!!!
    11-06-2019 5:53:25 AM

  • Connie

    Wonderful project and great presentation, Mallory.
    11-06-2019 5:50:51 AM

  • Mallory Saunders

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    03-06-2019 6:42:50 PM

  • Mallory Saunders

    Vote June 11
    03-06-2019 6:41:17 PM

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Project partially funded by the Government of Canada through the Department of Canadian Heritage.
  • Canadian Heritage / Patrimoine Canadien
  • Government of Canada
  • HBC: Hudson's Bay Company
  • ecentricarts inc.