Canada
Canada is a country in North America. Its ten provinces and three territories extend from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean and northward into the Arctic Ocean, covering over 9.98 million square kilometres, making it the world's second-largest country by total area.
People died in Canada (First 49 people) - Page 12
Frank Woolley
English cricketer
Robert Timbrell
Admiral
Georges Vézina
Ice hockey player
Gilbert Fillion
Professor
Germain Gagnon
Canadian ice hockey player
joseph allard louis boudreault
Canadian fiddler
Louis Boudreault
Canadian fiddler
Alain Caron
Canadian ice hockey player
Brian Marchinko
Ice hockey player
John Willison Green
Canadian journalist
Betty Fox
Canadian activist
Harry de Jong
Former Member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
Laura Secord
James B. Secord
Merchant and soldier
Ursula Franklin
German-Canadian physicist
Claude Fournier
Canadian film director
Jessie Oonark
Canadian artist
Louise McKinney
Canadian Politician
Laure Gaudreault
Canadian teacher
Horatio Hale
American ethnologist
Wayne Maxner
Canadian ice hockey player
Gerald Fremlin
Author ‧ Alice Munro's husband
Edward James Gibson Holland
Armed force officer
William Henry Drummond
Canadian poet
Orlando B. Willcox
American general
Paul Terbenche
Ice hockey player
John Weir Foote
Canadian military chaplain
Christine Stewart
Canadian Politician
Russell Rowe
Canadian Politician
Henry Ruttan
Inventor
Arthur Roebuck
Former Senator of Canada
Joan Fawcett
Former Member of Provincial Parliament of Ontario
Bill Barilko
Canadian ice hockey player
John George Howard
Surveyor
Eric Prentice
Ice hockey player
Darryl Sly
Canadian ice hockey player
Tadeusz Kotz
Polish pilot
Roy Burmister
Ice hockey player
Tim Thorney
Canadian guitarist
William McAdam Nickle
Politician
Eddie Doherty
American reporter
Catherine Doherty
Canadian writer
Jim Bohlen
Canadian Politician
Cornel Piper
Canadian football player
Allan Brooks
Ornithologist
E. C. Pielou
Canadian author
Zachary Andrew Turner
