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The multimedia section
in the Canada Year Book Historical Collection includes film, television and
radio clips. These allow you to hear or see the sounds of people and events
that have helped make Canada what it is today.
Note: Although titles are in English, the content
of the posters or ads or news clippings may not be in English, but
in the language it was originally published.
- Your chums are fighting
why aren’t you? (1917)
- We will defend the Preciuous
Jewel of Freedom, 1917
- French Canadians fighting,
230th Voltigeurs, 1917
- Land, source of life
and wealth: The story of farming and social conditions in western
Canada, 1907
- French Canadians. Recruitment
campaign, 1917
- Waste not - want not
prepare for winter. Canada Food Board sensitive campaign, 1917
- The Last Best West is
Canada West. U. S. Edition of poster, 1911. Reproduced in Canada
West, 1907
- Canadians, follow Dollard
des Ormeaux's example. Recruitment campaign, 1917
- They serve France. How
can I serve Canada? Buy Victory Bonds, 1917
- 40,000 men needed in
Western Canada. Poster to encourage American immigration, 1907
- Lees Dit! Poster advertising
Manitoba to Dutch immigrants, 1897
- VOTE LIBERAL: A great
national asset, 1937
- VOTE LIBERAL: The gates
are mine to open, 1937
- War tax propaganda,
1917
- Recruitment poster for
Aerial Warriors, 1917
- Silent picture movie
poster, 1927
In the
Canada Year Book's early publishing years, the book was used as an
advertisement vehicle. A select few are listed. To view more ads, refer
to the individual books.
- St. Lawrence Glass
Works
- Printed from a
Leggotype – (PDF, 181 kb)
- Commercial Union
Assurance / Life Association of Scotland / North British and Merchantile – (PDF, 71 kb)
- St. Lawrence Glass
company – (PDF, 118 kb)
- Montreal Ocean
Steamship company – (PDF, 196 kb)
- Great Central
Route – (PDF, 167 kb)
- Leggo and company – (PDF, 190 kb)
- Canadian Illustrated
News – (PDF, 205 kb)
- Northern Railway
of Canada, free grant districts of Parry Sound and Muskoka – (PDF, 215 kb)
- Schuetze and Ludolff's
magnificent Pianofortes – (PDF, 179 kb)
- Adirondac, grape
nursery and vineyard – (PDF, 179 kb)
- Frederick May,
wholesale and retail – (PDF, 134 kb)
- Novelty sample
rooms! – (PDF, 290 kb)
- Frank Gilbert,
iron and brass founder – (PDF, 142 kb)
- John Martin, plumber,
gas and steamfitter – (PDF, 144 kb)
- The C. W. Williams
manufacturing Company – (PDF, 147 kb)
- The man who thinks – (PDF, 211 kb)
- Eagle Foundry – (PDF, 191 kb)
- W. H. Knowles
/ Prince of Wales photographic studio / Stewart and White / Bay
View Hotel – (PDF, 126 kb)
- Chemist and Druggist
/ The Ottawa Times / Le Courrier d'Outaouais – (PDF, 124 kb)
- The People's Cheap
Shoe store – (PDF, 145 kb)
- Ottawa Hotel
/ Le National – (PDF, 143 kb)
- Chemist and Druggist – (PDF, 116 kb)
- The London Restaurant
/ Ottawa Steam Bakery – (PDF, 121 kb)
- The Queen's Hotel,
Toronto, Ontario – (PDF, 143 kb)
- J. Defries and
son's – (PDF, 58 kb)
- Parks Cotton manufactures
/ Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa and Occidental Railway, western division – (PDF, 167 kb)
- Dominion Line,
Mississippi and Dominion Steamship company – (PDF, 170 kb)
- Beaver Line, Canada
shipping company – (PDF, 153 kb)
- Hamilton and Northwestern
Railway – (PDF, 167 kb)
- Williams singer – (PDF, 169 kb)
- National Opera Theatre - Carnaval
1892
- Ms. Ed. Bolduc - STARR - Phonograph
Albums
- Don't get discouraged, it will
come
- Your record collection is not
complete
- Nights' of Columbus, Chambly Bassin
- Expect that ours, will burn
- Hamilton women in
Canada 18 years, ordered deported
- Allan Line Royal
Mail Steamers
- The Cunningham
clan at the château (available in French
only)
- Revolution In France
- The Gazette - Germany
has signed Armistice
- First list of the
victims of Dieppe (available in French
only)
- The Daily Mail and
Empire - Ottawa Parliament Houses Burned
- The Morning Leader
- Britain gives word "WAR!"
- The Leader-Post -
Policeman killed, 100 hurt in riot
- The Citizen - Peace!
World War Ends; Armistice Signed, Kaiser is Outl German Revolution
- Quintuplets Born to
Farm Wife
- Sir Robert Borden
introduces the draft call (available
in French only)
- Article - "Safe and
Well" after Dieppe, but brother among missing
- Peoples Of Canada:
François Pelletier
[ MPG ] [ WMV ] [ transcript ]
(00:38)
- Peoples of Canada:
Precious Heritage
[ MPG ] [ WMV ] [ transcript ] (00:57)
- Peoples Of Canada:
The Hutterite
[ MPG ] [ WMV ] [ transcript ] (01:08)
- Peoples Of Canada:
Long will the world remember
[ MPG ] [ WMV ] [ transcript ]
(00:44)
- Peoples of Canada:
The Orangeman
[ MPG ] [ WMV ] [ transcript ]
(00:16)
- Peoples Of Canada:
Darcy McGee
[ MPG ] [ WMV ] [ transcript ]
(00:17)
- Peoples Of Canada:
Ukrainians
[ MPG ] [ WMV ] [ transcript ]
(01:17)
- Peoples
Of Canada: French Explorers
[ MPG ] [ WMV ] [ transcript ]
(00:39)
- Peoples Of Canada:
Across the Atlantic
[ MPG ] [ WMV ] [ transcript ]
(01:02)
- Peoples of Canada:
Lumber Camps of Eastern Canada
[ MPG ] [ WMV ] [ transcript ]
(00:59)
- Peoples Of Canada:
Five Hundred Years
[ MPG ] [ WMV ] [ transcript ]
(01:16)
- Why
Not Use A Tractor? Tractors are slowly
and surely
working
a revolution in the practices
of farming.
[ MPG ] [ WMV ] [ transcript ]
(01:12)
- Why Not Use A Tractor?
A baby tractor doing
many men's work
[ MPG ] [ WMV ] [ transcript ]
(01:39)
By clicking on the following links you
will be leaving Statistics Canada's website. A new window will open
and it will lead you to the CBC Digital Archives (archives.cbc.ca)
or to Les archives de Radio-Canada (archives.radio-canada.ca).
After viewing the video, simply close
the new window to return to this page.
- Tough
Cookies of the Great Depression
- Shedding
light on the rag trade
- Canada
answers the call
- Gas,
Gas!
- Going
over the top at Vimy Ridge
- The
slit trench
- Welcome
to the federal school
- CBC
Radio goes on the air
- Telephones
become a necessity, not a luxury
- The last telephone operator from Bécancour
- Women
in the labour force
- Call
for the Bird Commission
- Not
welcome anymore