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January 17 – TheInterprovincial Bridge connectingOttawa toHull, Quebec, opens
February 16 – TheCanadian Pacific Railway isincorporated
April 4 – The 1881 census finds Canada's population to be 4,324,810
May 24 – The overloaded steamerVictoria' capsizes on the Thames River near London, Ontario, killing 182 people.
October – Clifton, Ontario, is renamed toNiagara Falls.
December 2 –Quebec election:Joseph-Adolphe Chapleau'sConservatives win a majority

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Manitoba's boundaries are extended north, east and west.Ontario disputes the eastward extension.

Births

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January 2 –Frederick Varley, artist and member of theGroup of Seven (d.1969)
January 20 –Fred Dixon, politician (d.1931)
March 18 –Oliver Seibert, professional ice hockey player (d.1944)
June 17 –Tommy Burns, only Canadian born world heavyweight champion boxer (d.1955)
September 27 –James Ralston, lawyer, soldier, politician and Minister (d.1948)
October 23 –Al Christie, film director, producer and screenwriter (d.1951)
November 4 –Hector Authier, politician, lawyer and news reporter/announcer (d.1971)
November 19 –Robert James Manion, politician (d.1943)
December 20 –Télesphore-Damien Bouchard, politician (d.1962)
December 29 –George Washington Kendall (d.1921)
December 31 –Albert Sévigny, politician (d.1961)
December 31 –Elizabeth Arden (birth name, Florence Nightingale Graham), founder, Elizabeth Arden cosmetics (d.1966)

Deaths

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January 28 –Luc Letellier de St-Just, politician and 3rdLieutenant Governor of Quebec (b.1820)

Historical documents

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John A. Macdonald expounds onCPR's troubled past and secure future in House of Commons speech^[2]

British editorial labelsCPR and Canada bad investments^[3]

Wilfrid Laurier accuses Conservatives of "having sacrificed the public cause to personal cupidity"^[4]

Governor General speaks on prospects of Northwest Territories^[5]

Importance ofsteamboats tocolonization alongSaskatchewan River^[6]

Ojibwa entertainGovernor General at Rat Portage (Kenora), Ont. (Note:racial stereotypes)^[7]

ChiefPoundmaker tellsCree andBlackfoot legends toGovernor General on tour^[8]

ColourfulBlackfoot riders meetGovernor General (Note: "savage" and otherstereotypes)^[9]

Journalist describes beautifulQu'Appelle Valley in gorgeous sunset^[10]

Nova Scotia woman tries to find amaid for $4/month, and describes some of the work^[11]

References

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^"Queen Victoria | The Canadian Encyclopedia".www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca. Retrieved5 December 2022.
^Canada; Parliament; House of Commons, Debates of the House of Commons of the Dominion of Canada; 4th Parliament, 3rd Session (1881), pgs. 485-98. Accessed 4 October 2019http://www.collectionscanada.ca/2/4/h4-4013-e.html
^A Wrong Forecast of a False Prophet; Editorial from London "Truth," September 1st, 1881 ("From Press Clippings of A.B. Chaffee, Manager, International Railway Guide, Montreal, Que."). Accessed 5 October 2019http://peel.library.ualberta.ca/bibliography/1014/1.html
^Ulric Barthe, Wilfrid Laurier on the Platform; Collection of the Principal Speeches[...] (1890), pgs. 143-6. Accessed 5 October 2019http://www.archive.org/stream/wilfridlaurieron00lauruoft#page/142/mode/2up/
^Canada; Department of Agriculture, The Canadian North-West: Speech Delivered at Winnipeg [by] Governor General[...] (1881). Accessed 5 October 2019http://peel.library.ualberta.ca/bibliography/959.html
^"Wreck of the Saskatchewan Steamer," from Edmonton Bulletin (November 5, 1881). Accessed 4 October 2019http://www.canadahistory.com/sections/documents/thewest/sasksteamerwreak.htm
^William H. Williams, Manitoba and the North-West; Journal of a Trip from Toronto to the Rocky Mountains[...] (1882), pgs. 32-3. Accessed 4 October 2019http://peel.library.ualberta.ca/bibliography/1020/39.html
^William H. Williams, Manitoba and the North-West; Journal of a Trip from Toronto to the Rocky Mountains[...] (1882), pg. 105 and after. Accessed 4 October 2019http://peel.library.ualberta.ca/bibliography/1020/112.html
^William H. Williams, Manitoba and the North-West; Journal of a Trip from Toronto to the Rocky Mountains[...] (1882), pgs. 118-19. Accessed 4 October 2019http://peel.library.ualberta.ca/bibliography/1020/125.html
^William H. Williams, Manitoba and the North-West; Journal of a Trip from Toronto to the Rocky Mountains[...] (1882), pg. 66. Accessed 5 October 2019http://peel.library.ualberta.ca/bibliography/1020/73.html
^Letter of Eliza Cunningham to her mother, Catherine McQueen, April 19, 1881, Dartmouth, The McQueen Family Papers, Atlantic Canada Virtual Archives. Accessed 5 October 2019http://atlanticportal.hil.unb.ca/acva/en/mcqueen/letters/search/text.php?pt=1&d=575

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