1913 in Canada

1913 in Canada

"See also:"
1912 in Canada,
other events of 1913,
1914 in Canada and the
list of 'years in Canada'.

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Events

* April 17 - 1913 Alberta election: Arthur Sifton's Liberals win a third consecutive majority
* November 7-November 8 - A storm on the Great Lakes sinks some thirty-four ships
* November 17 - The National Transcontinental Railway is completed

Arts and literature

:New Books
*Maria Chapdelaine

Births

* January 13 - Philip Gaglardi, BC politician
* March 11 - John Weinzweig, composer
* April 4 - Jules Léger, Governor General
* April 24 - Violet Archer, composer
* April 30 - Edith Fowke, folklorist
* May 13 - Gil Evans, musician
* June 12 - Jean Allard, Chief of the Defence Staff
* June 18 - Wilfred Bigelow, heart surgeon
* July 16 - Woodrow Lloyd, Premier of Saskatchewan
* August 28 - Robertson Davies, author
* October 5 - Horace Gwynne, boxer
* November 16 - Dora de Pédery-Hunt, sculptor
* November 21 - Stewart McLean, Manitoba politician
* December 7 - Elizabeth Smart, author
* December 16 - George Ignatieff, diplomat

Deaths

* August 6 - John M. Bryant, first aviator killed in a crash in Canada


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