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| Notre-Dame-de-Lorette Church (S), QC |
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1865 mission church to the Hurons with 17th-century art objects |
| Notre-Dame-des-Victoires Church (S), QC |
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Stone church established in 1688 on site of Champlain's habitation |
| Old Government House/St. Charles Scholasticate (S), SK |
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Seat of territorial government, 1878 |
| Palmer, Daniel David (P), ON |
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Creator and popularizer of the practice of chiropractic medicine |
| Partridge Island Quarantine Station (S), NB |
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Established in 1830 to prevent spread of smallpox |
| Pavillon Mailloux (S), QC |
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Nurses' residences were central to the nursing culture |
| Pictou Academy (S), NS |
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Site of first Pictou Academy, 1818-1932 |
| Pope, Georgina Fane (P), PE |
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Canada's first nursing matron (1908), Army Medical Corps |
| Québec Seminary (S), QC |
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Oldest boys' school in Canada, founded in 1663 |
| Queen's University (E), ON |
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Earliest degree-granting liberal arts college established in the United Province of Canada, 1842 |
| Rundle's Mission (S),AB |
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Site of Methodist mission, agriculture and education |
| Ryerson, Reverend Adolphus Egerton (P), ON |
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Methodist minister, established basis for school system in Ontario |
| Saint Paul's Roman Catholic Church (S), BC |
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Impressive 1884 Gothic Revival mission church |
| Saint-Vallier, Monseigneur, de (P), QC |
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Second bishop of Québec, founded "L'Hôpital général"(1688) |
| Schurman, Jacob Gould (P), PE |
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Educator, philosopher, president of Cornell University (1892-1921) |
| Sharon Temple (S), ON |
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Elegant 1825-32 temple of Davidite sect |
| Southcott, Mary Meager (P), NF |
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Leader in professionalization of nursing in Newfoundland, introduced the Nightingale system |
| St. Andrew's Anglican Church (S), MB |
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Oldest stone church in western Canada, begun in 1845 |
| St. Ann's Academy (S), BC |
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19th-century private girls' school |
| St. Boniface Hospital Nurses' Residence (S), MB |
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Nurses' residences were central to the nursing culture |
| Stowe, Dr. Emily (P), ON |
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First female practising doctor in Canada, organizer of women's medical college and suffrage leader |
| Strachan, Right Reverend John (P), ON |
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First Anglican bishop of Toronto, founder of King's College (1827) |
| Tory, Henry Marshall (P), NS |
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First president of the University of Alberta (1908-28), National Research Council president (1923-35) |
| Trout, Dr. Jenny (P), ON |
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First female licensed doctor in Canada, supporter of women's medical education |
| University College (S), ON |
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Impressive Romanesque building, foundation of University of Toronto, 1856-59 |
| University of Ottawa/Université d'Ottawa (E), ON |
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Oldest, largest and arguably the most successful bilingual educational institution in Canada, founded in 1848 |
| Verrier, Louis Guillaume (P), QC |
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Founded the first law school in Canada (1733) |
| Veteran's Charter (E), ON |
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Provided re-establisment benefits to ex-service men and women, expanded educational system, movement to reintegrate the disabled |
| Victorian Order of Nurses (VON) (E), ON |
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Major national organization that provides health services to poor and isolated Canadians |
| Wellington County House of Industry and Refuge (S), ON |
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Oldest known state-supported poorhouse, precursor of 20th-century state welfare programs |
| Women's College Hospital (S), ON |
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Major hospital and research centre, significant to the progress of women in medical education and practice |
| Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA) (E), NB |
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Supported an enlarged role for women in employment, higher education and public service |