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59 Tag Results for Manitoba
George Finlay Munro
When the call to arms sounded, two brothers from Edinburgh, Scotland answered the challenge.
David John Rutherford
He was serving as a gunner with the Canadian Field Artillery when he died of typhoid on January 18, 1918.
Duncan Brothers
He made a German plane land near British lines and the pilot was taken as a POW. “It was one of the most thrilling acts in Canadian aerial records."
Bruce Anderson Smith
He was transferred to 2nd Battalion, Canadian Railway Troops because of his skills with draft animals.
William George Barker
Few Canadians are aware that Barker was, and still is, Canada’s most decorated war hero.
Alan Arnett McLeod
He appears to have been popular because of his youth, his exuberance, and his proficiency as a pilot.
Helen “Nellie” Letitia Mooney (McClung)
"For the first time I knew I had the power of speech. I saw faces brighten, eyes glisten, and felt the atmosphere crackle with a new power."
Ernest Hermon Hawthorne
Before he enlisted on October 20, 1915, he graduated from the Manitoba Agricultural College and lectured at the Saskatchewan Agricultural College.
Winona Margaret Flett
Winona was one of eight women to be invited to occupy seats on the floor of the Legislative Assembly.
George Frederick Galt
Galt served in Ottawa for four years, refused remuneration for this work, and declined a knighthood.
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