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EDUCATION AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING
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Aberdeen, Lady (P), ON
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Founded National Council of Women, established Victorian Order of Nurses (VON)
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Adelaide Hunter Hoodless Homestead (S), ON
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Childhood home of activist and organizer Adelaide Hunter Hoodless
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Ann Baillie Building (S), ON
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Nurses' residences were central to the nursing culture
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Annesley Hall (S), ON
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University building in Queen Anne Revival style, 1902-03
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Arts Building (S), NB
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Oldest extant university building in Canada, 1826-27
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Begbie Hall (S), BC
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Nurses' residences were central to the nursing culture
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Bethune Memorial House (S), ON
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Birthplace of Doctor Norman Bethune; of symbolic significance to the Chinese
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Brothers of the Christian Schools (E), QC
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Teaching order, began commercial and agricultural schools in 1840s
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Chase,William Henry (P), NS
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Businessman and philanthropist, supported Nova Scotia universities
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Clinch, Reverend John (P), NF
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Medical and missionary pioneer, introduced Jenner vaccine for smallpox
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Craigflower Schoolhouse (S), BC
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Oldest surviving school building in western Canada, built in 1854-55
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Dalhousie Law School (E), NS
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First school of common law in the British Empire, 1883
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Dawson, Sir John William (P), NS
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First president of the Royal Society of Canada, principal of McGill University (1855-93)
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Dorval, Onésime (P)
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Teacher at the Red River settlement (1877-80) and Battleford (1880-96)
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Ewart, John Skirving (P), MB
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Lawyer, publicist in Manitoba schools dispute (1890-96)
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Falconer, Sir Robert (P), PE
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President of the University of Toronto (1907-32)
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First Canadian Hospital (S), QC
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Site of Augustine Order hospital
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Former Ottawa Teachers' College (S), ON
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1875 teacher training institute in eclectic design
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Frontier College (E)
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Provided social welfare and education to isolated resource-based workers
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Grant, George Monro (P), NS
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Educator and writer, principal of Queen's University (1877-1902)
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Grenfell, Sir Wilfred (P), NF
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Minister and physician, improved living conditions in Newfoundland and Labrador
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Grey Nuns' Hospital (S), QC
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Hospital rebuilt in 1765 by Mère d'Youville
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Haskell Free Library and Opera House (S), QC
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1901-04 library/theatre on Canada-United States border
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Heritage Hall-Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (S), AB
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Early technical college in Collegiate Gothic style
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Hershey Pavilion (S), QC
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Nurses' residences were central to the nursing culture
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Hoodless, Adelaide Hunter (P), ON
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Active in founding institutes of household science, womens' institutes
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Jesuit Fathers (E), QC
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Missionaries and educators in Canada since 1625
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Judge, Father William, S.J. (P),YT
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Missionary in Dawson during Klondike Gold Rush (1897-98)
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King's College (S), NS
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Site of Anglican college, 1789-1923
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Kingston General Hospital (S), ON
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Oldest public hospital in operation in Canada
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Ladies'Seminary (S), NS
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Example of the nature of and setting for the earliest phase of higher education of women, 1878
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Laval University (E), QC
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Established by royal charter in 1852
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Lockhart, Grace Annie (P), NB
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Pioneer of women's university education
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Loyola House/National School Building (S), QC
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Earliest Gothic Revival public building in Canada, 1824
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Lunenburg Academy (S), NS
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Rare survivor from Nova Scotia's 19th-century academy system
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Macdonald, Major Margaret C. (P), NS
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Matron-in-Chief of the Canadian Nursing Service during World War I
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MacMurchy, Dr. Helen (P), ON
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Leading advocate of public health reforms in Canada during the late 19th and 20th centuries
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Mance, Jeanne (P), QC
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Founder of L'Hôtel-Dieu de Montréal, Canada's first lay nurse, renowned for her care under extreme conditions
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McCulloch, Reverend Thomas (P), NS
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Founder of the Pictou Academy (1816-38), first principal of Dalhousie College
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McNaughton,Violet Clara (P), SK
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Organized the Women Grain Growers; instigated publicly funded medical care programs
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Meilleur, Dr. Jean-Baptiste (P), QC
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Founded L'Assomption College (1834), first Superintendent for Education (1842-55)
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Miss Davis' School Residence/Twin Oaks (S), MB
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Girls' school, mid 1850s Red River architecture
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Montizambert, Dr. Frédérick (P), QC
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Developed quarantine stations that protected Canadians from deadly epidemics
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