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Reputable historians and several well-sourced journalistic accounts report that Friedrich (Frederick) Trump ran restaurants and hotels in the Pacific Northwest and Yukon during the Klondike era that r...
Federal law requires voters to prove both identity and address to vote in a Canadian federal election; Elections Canada says you must show ID accepted by them and typically need two pieces if one lack...
English is the dominant public and working language across nine provinces and all three territories in Canada, and it remains the most widely spoken language outside Quebec (statistics and government ...
Federal and pan‑Canadian programs that provide wage subsidies to employers commonly target students, youth and specific sectors — not a blanket subsidy for hiring immigrants — examples include the Stu...
British Columbia (B.C.) is identified in multiple official and reference sources as a province of Canada; it joined Confederation in 1871 and is routinely described as Canada’s westernmost province wi...
The records most directly tied to ’s arrival and early life show different occupational labels at different times: U.S. immigration entries have been reported to list him as a "farmer," he apprenticed...
Available reporting shows disagreement about what counts as the “largest moose ever recorded.” Historical, weight-based claims point to a late‑19th‑century Yukon/Alaska bull weighing about 1,800–1,808...
A small but visible cohort of silver projects that were mothballed during the pandemic or earlier are now the likeliest , with and among the names most frequently cited as care‑and‑maintenance assets ...
Primary contemporaneous documents that track ’s movements from 1885 through his U.S. residences include his 1885 passenger manifest entry arriving at , a administrative record and royal decree concern...
built a string of hospitality and service businesses in and — chiefly restaurants, hotels/boardinghouses and related enterprises that catered to miners and travelers — and historians view those ventur...
Official records are clear about ’s later self‑reported occupation — he described himself as a “hotelkeeper” on a 1904 U.S. passport application — but the surviving reporting and primary‑source summar...
Canada does produce batteries and conducts research relevant to cold-climate electric-vehicle (EV) use, but most public reporting shows . Independent tests show cold weather reduces EV range and batte...
Canada does not have a single national age of majority; provinces and territories set it at , creating two distinct legal adulthood thresholds across the country, while the United States sets the age ...