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CANADA’S ROYAL CONNECTIONS
ANNIVERSARY
FEATURE
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DIEPPE
A SECRET MISSION ENDS IN DISASTER
BY DAVID O’KEEFE
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CONTENTS
Vol 97:4
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FEATURES
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Working Like
a Beaver
The legendary industriousness
of Canada’s national animal
was once seen by Europeans
as a model for an ideal society.
by Rachel Poliquin.
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Grenfell Mission
Heroines
Nurses working in the isolated
outports of Newfoundland,
Labrador, and Quebec did it all.
by Heidi Coombs-Thorne.
On the cover
34
The Queen’s
Land
The colourful stories behind
the royal names embedded
in Canada’s geography.
by Carolyn Harris.
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Dieppe
Seventy-five years after the
disastrous raid on the French
port of Dieppe, the real purpose
of the operation is revealed.
by David O’Keefe.
This portrait of an
unidentified Allied soldier
was taken following the
Dieppe Raid on August 19,
1942. The photo comes
from the ullstein bild picture
library in Berlin via Getty
Images.
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CONTENTS
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DEPARTMENTS
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The Packet
No need for
a national identity. Thinking about
the future. Respectful reconciliation.
Indigenous art hits home. Bison
question. Chiselled features. Viola who?
12
Currents
Drawing the line with
Aislin. The Bren Gun Girl. Married to the
past with history-themed weddings.
17
From the Archives
The
Summer 1967 issue of
The Beaver
told
of paddlers in Canada’s centennial year.
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Trading Post
Trade axes were
highly prized during the fur trade.
20
Roots
Using DNA to test
conjectures about your family history.
51
Books
Excerpt from Catharine
Parr Traill’s
The Female Emigrant’s
Guide.
Reviews: End game. Paternalistic
legacy. Balanced attack. Liberal
immigration. Interpretative quagmire.
More books: Susanna Moodie, small
museums, gold rush queen.
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Christopher Moore
Indigenous historians offer insights.
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Destinations
A pirate and
a pilot made Newfoundland and
Labrador’s Harbour Grace famous.
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Annual report
Celebrating
diversity. Plus, our annual Honour Roll
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COMING UP IN
CANADA’S HISTORY
Between two worlds
A year after the Northwest Rebellion,
Indigenous chiefs who had remained
“loyal” to the government were invited
on an all-expenses-paid trip to eastern
Canada. The journey would prove quite
an eye-opener. Plus, nineteenth-century
efforts to beautify Canada’s industrial cities
and the thrilling but dangerous sport of
riding timber slides on the Ottawa River.
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Album
A ferry carried oil drilling
equipment across the Peace River in
northwest Alberta.
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