1944 IN CANADA
''See also:''
1943 in Canada,
other events of 1944,
1945 in Canada and the
Timeline of Canadian history.
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★ March 20 - Henry Duncan Graham Crerar becomes chief of the Canadian Army
★ June 6 - World War II: The 3rd Canadian Infantry Division lands at Juno Beach, part of the Invasion of Normandy
★ June 15 - Saskatchewan election: Tommy Douglas's Co-operative Commonwealth Federation wins a landslide majority, defeating William John Patterson's Liberals
★ July 10 - Tommy Douglas becomes premier of Saskatchewan, replacing William Patterson
★ August 1 - The House of Commons approves the Family Allowance Act
★ August 8 - Alberta election: Ernest Manning's Alberta Social Credit Party wins a third consecutive majority
★ August 17 - World War II: The Canadian Army liberates Falaise
★ August 30 - Maurice Duplessis becomes Premier of Quebec for the second time, replacing Adélard Godbout
★ October 1 - The Battle of the Scheldt estuary begins
★ October 21 - Smokey Smith earns the Victoria Cross on the Savio River in Italy.
★ December 24 - HMCS ''Clayoquot'' sunk off Halifax by a German U-boat
★ Conscription Crisis of 1944
★ January 6 - John Efford, politician
★ March 26 - Benjamin Chee Chee, artist
★ March 29 - Terry Jacks, Manitoba politician
★ April 12 - Glen Cummings, Manitoba politician
★ April 17 - Bobby Curtola, musician
★ May 20 - Elinor Caplan, politician
★ May 28 - Rita MacNeil, singer-songwriter
★ June 1 - Aileen Carroll, politician
★ June 29 - Bob Kilger, politician
★ June 29 - Charlie Watt, Inuit leader
★ July 5 - Norma McCormick, Manitoba politician
★ July 5 - Robbie Robertson, musician
★ July 30 - Mendelson Joe, visual artist and musician
★ August 11 - Alexa McDonough, politician
★ August 18 - David Newman, Manitoba politician
★ August 24 - Conrad Black, newspaper owner
★ September 20 - Phil Fontaine, Native leader
★ September 30 - B. P. Nichol, poet
★ September 30 - Diane Dufresne, singer
★ November 17 - Lorne Michaels, TV producer and writer
★ December 4 - Anna McGarrigle, musician
★ December 12 - Peter Goldring, politician
★ December 16 - Judy Sgro, politician
★ December 16 - Mike Radcliffe, Manitoba politician
★ December 24 - Daniel Johnson, Jr, Premier of Quebec
★ December 24 - Dan Miller, British Columbia politician
★ March 28 - Stephen Leacock, Writer, Thinker, Canadian
★ September 14 - John Kenneth Macalister, WWII hero
★ September 14 - Frank Pickersgill, WWII hero
★ September 14 - Roméo Sabourin, WWII hero
★ September 21 - Oleksander Koshetz, Ukrainian conductor
1943 in Canada,
other events of 1944,
1945 in Canada and the
Timeline of Canadian history.
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| Contents |
| Events |
| Births |
| Deaths |
Events
★ March 20 - Henry Duncan Graham Crerar becomes chief of the Canadian Army
★ June 6 - World War II: The 3rd Canadian Infantry Division lands at Juno Beach, part of the Invasion of Normandy
★ June 15 - Saskatchewan election: Tommy Douglas's Co-operative Commonwealth Federation wins a landslide majority, defeating William John Patterson's Liberals
★ July 10 - Tommy Douglas becomes premier of Saskatchewan, replacing William Patterson
★ August 1 - The House of Commons approves the Family Allowance Act
★ August 8 - Alberta election: Ernest Manning's Alberta Social Credit Party wins a third consecutive majority
★ August 17 - World War II: The Canadian Army liberates Falaise
★ August 30 - Maurice Duplessis becomes Premier of Quebec for the second time, replacing Adélard Godbout
★ October 1 - The Battle of the Scheldt estuary begins
★ October 21 - Smokey Smith earns the Victoria Cross on the Savio River in Italy.
★ December 24 - HMCS ''Clayoquot'' sunk off Halifax by a German U-boat
★ Conscription Crisis of 1944
Births
★ January 6 - John Efford, politician
★ March 26 - Benjamin Chee Chee, artist
★ March 29 - Terry Jacks, Manitoba politician
★ April 12 - Glen Cummings, Manitoba politician
★ April 17 - Bobby Curtola, musician
★ May 20 - Elinor Caplan, politician
★ May 28 - Rita MacNeil, singer-songwriter
★ June 1 - Aileen Carroll, politician
★ June 29 - Bob Kilger, politician
★ June 29 - Charlie Watt, Inuit leader
★ July 5 - Norma McCormick, Manitoba politician
★ July 5 - Robbie Robertson, musician
★ July 30 - Mendelson Joe, visual artist and musician
★ August 11 - Alexa McDonough, politician
★ August 18 - David Newman, Manitoba politician
★ August 24 - Conrad Black, newspaper owner
★ September 20 - Phil Fontaine, Native leader
★ September 30 - B. P. Nichol, poet
★ September 30 - Diane Dufresne, singer
★ November 17 - Lorne Michaels, TV producer and writer
★ December 4 - Anna McGarrigle, musician
★ December 12 - Peter Goldring, politician
★ December 16 - Judy Sgro, politician
★ December 16 - Mike Radcliffe, Manitoba politician
★ December 24 - Daniel Johnson, Jr, Premier of Quebec
★ December 24 - Dan Miller, British Columbia politician
Deaths
★ March 28 - Stephen Leacock, Writer, Thinker, Canadian
★ September 14 - John Kenneth Macalister, WWII hero
★ September 14 - Frank Pickersgill, WWII hero
★ September 14 - Roméo Sabourin, WWII hero
★ September 21 - Oleksander Koshetz, Ukrainian conductor
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