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    Herbert C. Jackson comes in off of Lake St Clair, noticeably ice covered.

Snider, C. H. J., BeaverToo, 13 Jan 2018, p. 1     Dalhousie to Dublin Schooner Days LXXXV (85) Resuming the history of the Muir Brothers, whose famous drydock at Port Dalhousie, built in 1850, is still a going concern, we come to their "barque" Niag

Snider, C. H. J., BeaverToo, 13 Jan 2018, p. 1     Dalhousie to Dublin Schooner Days LXXXV (85) Resuming the history of the Muir Brothers, whose famous drydock at Port Dalhousie, built in 1850, is still a going concern, we come to their "barque" Niag

Snider, C. H. J., BeaverToo, 13 Jan 2018, p. 1     Dalhousie to Dublin Schooner Days LXXXV (85) Resuming the history of the Muir Brothers, whose famous drydock at Port Dalhousie, built in 1850, is still a going concern, we come to their "barque" Niag

    00:00 this is Wayne Cooper it is August 12 00:02 2015 I'm interviewing a longtime 00:06 resident of fun so please introduce 00:08 yourself and give us your name birth 00:11 year and birthplace my nam

appeared in TannerHereToo, 30 Jan 2018, p. 1     Crime Stoppers TannerHereToo, 30 Jan 2018

appeared in BeaverToo, 13 Jan 2018, p. 4     bones found

appeared in BeaverToo, 13 Jan 2018, p. 4     ...

   

   

    The Creative Commons Global Network was relaunched in 2018, creating new opportunities for participation, including Platforms (focussed on: Copyright Reform, Open Education, GLAM, Community Developme

    The Open Knowledge Foundation launches the OpenGLAM initiative, including principles on releasing “open” cultural heritage data.

    Launch of the version 4.0 of the CC licenses - one international license to replace local country versions. This signals a growing trend towards a global strategic approach and the “internet” citizen

    Creative Commons (GLAM Platform), Wikimedia and the Open Knowledge Foundation collaborate on revitalizing the OpenGLAM global network on sharing cultural heritage. A website, publication, Twitter acc

    The OpenGLAM community is building a Declaration of Open Access for Cultural Heritage, based on shared values, equitable participation and cultural heritage management.

   

    Canada’s first National Interment Operations occurred during World War I. Through the War Measures Act of 1914, adopted on August 22, 1914, Canada confined more than 8500 “enemy aliens” (nationals of

    Falls and lock in the river.

    Escalators in Terminal 1, Pearson Airport

    Coastal ice floes of Greenland, as seen from the air.