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1911 in Canada
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Events from the year
1911 in Canada
.
Incumbents
Crown
Monarch
–
George V
[
1
]
Federal government
Governor General
–
Albert Grey, 4th Earl Grey
(until October 13) then
Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught and Strathearn
Prime Minister
–
Wilfrid Laurier
(until October 6) then
Robert Borden
(from October 10)
Chief Justice
–
Charles Fitzpatrick
(
Quebec
)
Parliament
–
11th
(until 29 July) then
12th
(from 15 November)
Provincial governments
Lieutenant governors
Lieutenant Governor of Alberta
–
George Hedley Vicars Bulyea
Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia
–
Thomas Wilson Paterson
Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba
–
Daniel Hunter McMillan
(until August 1) then
Douglas Colin Cameron
Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick
–
Lemuel John Tweedie
Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia
–
James Drummond McGregor
Lieutenant Governor of Ontario
–
John Morison Gibson
Lieutenant Governor of Prince Edward Island
–
Benjamin Rogers
Lieutenant Governor of Quebec
–
Charles Alphonse Pantaléon Pelletier
(until May 5) then
François Langelier
Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan
–
George William Brown
Premiers
Premier of Alberta
–
Arthur Sifton
Premier of British Columbia
–
Richard McBride
Premier of Manitoba
–
Rodmond Roblin
Premier of New Brunswick
–
John Douglas Hazen
(until October 16) then
James Kidd Flemming
Premier of Nova Scotia
–
George Henry Murray
Premier of Ontario
–
James Whitney
Premier of Prince Edward Island
–
Francis Haszard
(until May 16) then
Herbert James Palmer
(May 16 to December 2) then
John Mathieson
Premier of Quebec
–
Lomer Gouin
Premier of Saskatchewan
–
Thomas Walter Scott
Territorial governments
Commissioners
Commissioner of Yukon
–
Alexander Henderson
(until June 1) then
Arthur Wilson
(acting)
Gold Commissioner of Yukon
–
F.X. Gosselin
Commissioner of Northwest Territories
–
Frederick D. White
Events
January 11 –
Fort Vermilion
records the coldest temperature in North America at
−61.2
°C (−78.2
°F)
, holding the record until 1947.
May 16 –
James Palmer
becomes
Premier of Prince Edward Island
, replacing
F. L. Haszard
June 14 –
Nova Scotia election
:
George Henry Murray
's
Liberals
win a second consecutive
majority
September 21 –
Federal election
:
Robert Borden
's Conservatives win a majority, defeating Sir
Wilfrid Laurier
's Liberals
October 4 –
John Young Monument
unveiled
October 10 – Robert Borden becomes
prime minister
, replacing Sir Wilfrid Laurier
October 16 –
James Flemming
becomes
Premier of New Brunswick
, replacing Sir
John Hazen
December 2 –
John Mathieson
becomes premier of Prince Edward Island, replacing James Palmer
December 11 –
Ontario election
: Sir
James Whitney
's Conservatives win a third consecutive majority
Sport
November 25 –
University of Toronto Varsity Blues
defeated the
Toronto Argonauts
14 to 7 in the
3rd Grey Cup
played at
Toronto
's
Varsity Stadium
Full date unknown
Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada
is founded.
Dominion Parks Branch is established, the world's first national park service, now called
Parks Canada
.
Arts and literature
Popular artworks
Autumn In France by
Emily Carr
.
[
2
]
Births
Unknown date
Stuart Trueman
, journalist and writer
January to June
January 3 –
Jean Bourcier
, ice hockey player
January 27 –
Blanche Meagher
, diplomat
February 3 –
Robert Charboneau
, writer
March 12 –
Stanley Bréhaut Ryerson
, historian, educator and political activist (d.
1998
)
April 22 –
Alexander Bell Patterson
, politician (d.
1993
)
April 29 –
Andrew Hill Clark
, geographer
May 11 –
William Cecil Ross
, politician (d.
1998
)
May 11 –
Mitchell Sharp
, politician and Minister (d.
2004
)
June 24 –
Portia White
, singer (d.
1968
)
June 28 –
Czeslaw Brzozowicz
, engineer (d.
1997
)
July to December
July 18 –
Hume Cronyn
, actor (d.
2003
)
July 21 –
Marshall McLuhan
, educator, philosopher, and scholar (d.
1980
)
August 5 –
Albert Sanschagrin
,
Bishop
of
Saint-Hyacinthe, Quebec
(d.
2009
)
August 28 –
Nérée Arsenault
, politician
September 18 –
Helen Doan
, supercentenarian (d.
2024
)
Deaths
March 11 –
Théotime Blanchard
, farmer, merchant and politician (b.
1844
)
April 14 –
Henri Elzéar Taschereau
, jurist and 4th
Chief Justice of Canada
(b.
1836
)
April 29 –
Charles Alphonse Pantaléon Pelletier
, lawyer, militia officer, politician, publisher, judge, and the
9th
Lieutenant Governor of Quebec
(b.
1837
)
November 6 –
John Carling
, businessman and politician (b.
1828
)
December 12 –
Daniel J. Greene
, politician and Prime Minister of
Newfoundland
(b.
1850
)
References
↑
"King George V | The Canadian Encyclopedia"
.
www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca
. Retrieved
4 December
2022
.
↑
Baldissera, Lisa.
"AUTUMN IN FRANCE 1911"
.
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