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Governor General David Johston walks with Canadian Museum for Human Rights CEO Stuart Murray in front...

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Several people take a perimeter tour

Several people take a perimeter tour of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights construction site.

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Suspected illegal Asian immigrants/De présumés immigrants asiatiques illégaux

Suspected illegal Asian immigrants sit huddled on board the HMCS Algonquin after a response team of...

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A Canadian security guard walks past a makeshift ladder and belongings of suspected North Korean asylum seekers outside the Canadian embassy in Beijing, 29 September 2004. Forty-two climbed over the wall into the Canadian embassy in China's capital on Wed

A Canadian security guard walks past a makeshift ladder and belongings of suspected North Korean asylum...

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Rick Hansen marks the 20th anniversary of his Man in Motion Tour by making his way up a long hill in his wheelchair in Coquitlam, British Columbia, 22 May 2007. On 22 May 1987 Hansen arrived in Vancouver to complete his two-year 34-country journey to rais

Rick Hansen marks the 20th anniversary of his Man in Motion Tour by making his way up a long hill in...

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Blind mountain climber Ross Watson (center) prepares to start a training climb before traveling to Yukon's Mount Logan and tackling Canada's highest peak, March 2000. With him are sighted climbing mates Jay Honeyman (left) and Graham Holt (right). Watson,

Blind mountain climber Ross Watson (center) prepares to start a training climb before traveling to...

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Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin (left) and Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty shake hands after signing a bilateral agreement to help find employment for people with disabilities, Toronto, 3 May 2004. Behind Martin and McGuinty are employees of the Famou

Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin (left) and Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty shake hands after...

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Asbestos strike, Asbestos, Quebec, February 1949. A man is led away in handcuffs. / Grève de l'amiante, à Asbestos, au Québec, en février 1949. Un homme est emmené, menottes aux poings.

Asbestos strike, Asbestos, Quebec, February 1949. A man is led away in handcuffs. Source: Library and...

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Steel strike, Sydney, Nova Scotia, September 1946. Steelworkers at the Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation walk out after the last shift. / Grève des aciéries, à Sydney, en Nouvelle-Écosse, en septembre 1946. Les travailleurs de la Dominion Steel et de la

Steel strike, Sydney, Nova Scotia, September 1946. Steelworkers at the Dominion Steel and Coal...

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Workers' Liberty Bond issued by the Workers' Defence Fund during the Winnipeg General Strike, 1919. Canadians supported strikers by buying bonds to assist in the "fight for liberty." / Des obligations de la Liberté des travailleurs (Workers'Liberty Bond)

5$ WORKERS' LIBERTY BOND This is to certify that the Bearer [signature] No.1492 Has contributed the...

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Street scene during the Winnipeg Strike of 1919. The strike lasted from 15 May to 26 June, with non-unionized workers joining the strikers and crippling the public and private sector, effectively shutting down the city. Riots broke out, protests took plac

Street scene during the Winnipeg Strike of 1919. The strike lasted from 15 May to 26 June, with...

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A crowd gathers outside the Union Bank of Canada building on Main Street during the Winnipeg General Strike, 21 June 1919. / Rassemblement de foule devant l'édifice de la Union Bank of Canada, rue Principale à Winnipeg, pendant la grève générale, le 21 ju

A crowd gathers outside the Union Bank of Canada building on Main Street during the Winnipeg General...

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Bob Lovelace, retired Chief of the Ardoch Algonquin First Nations, stands in front of a teepee at Queen's Park, the site of Ontario's legislature in Toronto, 29 May 2008. The Ardoch Algonquin, Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug and Grassy Narrows First Nations

Bob Lovelace, retired Chief of the Ardoch Algonquin First Nations, stands in front of a teepee at...

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Assembly of First Nations National Chief Phil Fontaine (bottom) walks into the House of Commons with other Aboriginal peoples on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, 11 June 2008. Canada, seeking to close one of the darkest chapters in its history, formally apologi

Assembly of First Nations National Chief Phil Fontaine (bottom) walks into the House of Commons with...

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A woman walks across the front lawn of the Supreme Court of Canada covered in protest blankets as part of a protest on National Aboriginal Day in Ottawa, 21 June 2001. There were 500 blankets gathered from communities across Canada as symbols of land and

A woman walks across the front lawn of the Supreme Court of Canada covered in protest blankets as part...

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Decision of the Lords of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, 18 October 1929. / Décision des lords du Comité juridique du Conseil Privé, en date du 18 octobre 1929. «Leurs Seigneuries en sont venues à la conclusion que le mot “personnes” à la Sec

14 (...) proposed was to leave out the word “man” in order to insert the word “person”...

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Rt. Hon. W.L. Mackenzie King and guests unveil a plaque commemorating the Famous Five, 11 June 1938. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Muir Edwards, daughter-in-law of Henrietta Muir Edwards; Mrs. J.C. Kenwood, daughter of Judge Emily Murphy; Hon. W.L. Macke

Rt. Hon. W.L. Mackenzie King and guests unveil a plaque commemorating the Famous Five, 11 June 1938....

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Decision of the Lords of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, 18 October 1929. / Décision des lords du Comité juridique du Conseil Privé, en date du 18 octobre 1929. «Leurs Seigneuries en sont venues à la conclusion que le mot “personnes” à la Sec

Privy Council Appeal No. 121 of 1928. In the matter of a Reference as to the meaning of the word...

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Several people take a perimeter tour

Suspected illegal Asian immigrants/De présumés immigrants asiatiques illégaux

A Canadian security guard walks past a makeshift ladder and belongings of suspected North Korean asylum seekers outside the Canadian embassy in Beijing, 29 September 2004. Forty-two climbed over the wall into the Canadian embassy in China's capital on Wed

Rick Hansen marks the 20th anniversary of his Man in Motion Tour by making his way up a long hill in his wheelchair in Coquitlam, British Columbia, 22 May 2007. On 22 May 1987 Hansen arrived in Vancouver to complete his two-year 34-country journey to rais

Blind mountain climber Ross Watson (center) prepares to start a training climb before traveling to Yukon's Mount Logan and tackling Canada's highest peak, March 2000. With him are sighted climbing mates Jay Honeyman (left) and Graham Holt (right). Watson,

Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin (left) and Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty shake hands after signing a bilateral agreement to help find employment for people with disabilities, Toronto, 3 May 2004. Behind Martin and McGuinty are employees of the Famou

Asbestos strike, Asbestos, Quebec, February 1949. A man is led away in handcuffs. / Grève de l'amiante, à Asbestos, au Québec, en février 1949. Un homme est emmené, menottes aux poings.

Steel strike, Sydney, Nova Scotia, September 1946. Steelworkers at the Dominion Steel and Coal Corporation walk out after the last shift. / Grève des aciéries, à Sydney, en Nouvelle-Écosse, en septembre 1946. Les travailleurs de la Dominion Steel et de la

Workers' Liberty Bond issued by the Workers' Defence Fund during the Winnipeg General Strike, 1919. Canadians supported strikers by buying bonds to assist in the "fight for liberty." / Des obligations de la Liberté des travailleurs (Workers'Liberty Bond)

Street scene during the Winnipeg Strike of 1919. The strike lasted from 15 May to 26 June, with non-unionized workers joining the strikers and crippling the public and private sector, effectively shutting down the city. Riots broke out, protests took plac

A crowd gathers outside the Union Bank of Canada building on Main Street during the Winnipeg General Strike, 21 June 1919. / Rassemblement de foule devant l'édifice de la Union Bank of Canada, rue Principale à Winnipeg, pendant la grève générale, le 21 ju

Bob Lovelace, retired Chief of the Ardoch Algonquin First Nations, stands in front of a teepee at Queen's Park, the site of Ontario's legislature in Toronto, 29 May 2008. The Ardoch Algonquin, Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug and Grassy Narrows First Nations

Assembly of First Nations National Chief Phil Fontaine (bottom) walks into the House of Commons with other Aboriginal peoples on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, 11 June 2008. Canada, seeking to close one of the darkest chapters in its history, formally apologi

A woman walks across the front lawn of the Supreme Court of Canada covered in protest blankets as part of a protest on National Aboriginal Day in Ottawa, 21 June 2001. There were 500 blankets gathered from communities across Canada as symbols of land and

Decision of the Lords of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, 18 October 1929. / Décision des lords du Comité juridique du Conseil Privé, en date du 18 octobre 1929. «Leurs Seigneuries en sont venues à la conclusion que le mot “personnes” à la Sec

Rt. Hon. W.L. Mackenzie King and guests unveil a plaque commemorating the Famous Five, 11 June 1938. Front row, left to right: Mrs. Muir Edwards, daughter-in-law of Henrietta Muir Edwards; Mrs. J.C. Kenwood, daughter of Judge Emily Murphy; Hon. W.L. Macke

Decision of the Lords of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, 18 October 1929. / Décision des lords du Comité juridique du Conseil Privé, en date du 18 octobre 1929. «Leurs Seigneuries en sont venues à la conclusion que le mot “personnes” à la Sec

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