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coeducational institution of higher learning that is the provincial university of Ontario and one of the oldest and largest universities in Canada. It is composed of federated, affiliated, and ...
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The first period of development was certainly one into which Europeans put the most consistent work. Tape music quickly gained recognition and financial support, and, before long, a number of ...
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Rapid development followed the coming of the Grand Trunk and Great Western railways in the 1850s, and for a decade prosperity was enhanced by a treaty with the United States (1854) that gave certain ...
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art collection located in Toronto. Established in 1912 and opened to the public in 1914, the museum is especially known for its collections of Chinese and ancient Egyptian art, American ethnology, ...
Birney, Earle
Canadian writer and educator whose contributions to Canadian letters-especially to poetry-reveal a deep and abiding love of language.Massey, Vincent
statesman who was the first Canadian to serve as governor-general of Canada (1952-59).Weinzweig, John Jacob
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Banting, Sir Frederick Grant
Canadian physician who, with Charles H. Best, was the first to extract (1921) the hormone insulin from the pancreas. Injections of insulin proved to be the first effective treatment for diabetes, a ...
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