Parks Canada Kicks-off Canada 150 Celebrations at Bruce Peninsula National Park
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Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park are welcoming visitors for the 2017 season.
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Parks Canada kicks-off the Canada 150 visitor season at Terra Nova National Park and National Historic Sites in Eastern Newfoundland
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Starting on May 18th, 2017, Terra Nova National Park will begin welcoming visitors for the 2017 season.
Parks Canada Kicks-off Canada 150 Celebrations at Bellevue House National Historic Site
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Starting on May 20th, Bellevue House National Historic Site will be welcoming visitors for the 2017 season.
Parks Canada kicks-off Canada 150 celebrations at Manoir Papineau National Historic Site
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Starting on May 20th 2017, Manoir Papineau National Historic Site will begin welcoming visitors for the 2017 season.
2017 Riding Mountain National Park Announcement Grand total investment*: $5.9M
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2017 Riding Mountain National Park Announcement Grand total investment*: $5.9M
The Government of Canada Invests in Riding Mountain National Park
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The Government of Canada is investing close to $6 million in federal infrastructure funding for Riding Mountain National Park.
Parks Canada Kicks-off Canada 150 at Fort Wellington National Historic Site
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Starting on May 20, Fort Wellington National Historic Site officially will begin welcoming visitors for the 2017 season.
Government of Canada Announces Milestone in Completion of Rouge National Urban Park
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Significant step towards the completion of Rouge National Urban Park with the transfer of 21 km2 of Transport Canada lands to Parks Canada.
Parks Canada Unveils its Special Programming for the National Historic Sites in the Richelieu Valley
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Unveiling of Parks Canada Special Programming for the National Historic Sites in the Richelieu Valley.
Black Pioneer Immigration to Alberta and Saskatchewan
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Between 1908 and 1911, over 1,000 African Americans left Oklahoma and surrounding states to settle in Saskatchewan and northern Alberta, seeking freedom and economic opportunity.