Canada old photos

Port Radium, 1930-1940
“Port Radium. Aerial photographs of Port Radium mine stie on Great Bear Lake. 1930s.

Hay River, Northwest Territories, Canada, 1925
Hay River, 1925. The Indian village. A log cabin and a group of teepees, probably Hay River area. Location approximate.

Fort Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, 1875-1885
Fort Edmonton, headquarters of the Hudsons Bay Companys Saskatchewan District, was the largest trading post west of Red River. About 150 people—men, women, and children—lived here. Many of the men were hunters, hired to kill buffalo and haul the meat back from the plains. Their wives turned the meat into pemmican, the nutrient-rich and durable mixture of dried meat, crushed berries and boiled marrow grease that was the staple food of the fur trade. The thousands of pounds of pemmican produced at Fort Edmonton each year fueled the Saskatchewan River fur trade brigades and fed employees at trading posts throughout the Northwest.

Ukrainian Church, Brampton, 1995-2000
Ukrainian Catholic church, built in 1995, burnt Apr. 5, 2014

St. Nicholas Cathedral, 1970
Cathedral in Montreal

Church of All Saints, 1968-1970
All Saints Church in Calgary

Russian Orthodox Church of Christ The Saviour, 1968-1970
Church of the Savior Not Made by Hands in London

Holy Trinity Russian Orthodox Church, 1968-1970
Holy Trinity Church in Toronto

Church of Our Lady of Smolensk,near Toronto, 1968-1970
Church of the Smolensk Icon of the Mother of God in Berezki

Pier in Halifax, 1990
These are truly museum ships