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This Month in History
May 1, 1896:
Charles Tupper sworn in as Prime Minister
May 2, 1986:
Expo 86 begins in Vancouver, BC
May 2, 1994:
Race horse Northern Dancer wins 90th running of Kentucky Derby
May 2, 1994:
Nelson Mandela elected President of South Africa
May 4, 1910:
Royal Canadian Navy formed
May 4, 1997:
Bre-X gold scandle hits the news
May 5, 1950:
Red River flooding begins
May 5, 1997:
Red River flooding ends
May 6, 1910:
King Edward VII dies
May 6, 1910:
George V becomes King of England
May 6, 1938:
Former Governor General Duke of Devonshire dies
May 7, 1915:
World War I - German U-boat sinks ocean liner Lusitania
May 7, 1920:
First exhibit by Group of Seven at Art Gallery of Toronto, ON
May 8, 1945:
World War II - Victory in Europe (V-E Day)
May 8, 1982:
Racecar driver Gilles Villeneuve dies in accident
May 9, 1950:
Fires rage through Gaspe communities of Rimouski & Cabano
May 9, 1992:
Westray Coal Mine explosion in Plymouth, NS
May 12, 1937:
George VI coronation - King of England
May 14, 1904:
Canada’s first Olympic gold medal – Etienne Desmarteau in hammer throw event
May 14, 1969:
Abortion legislation (Section 251) passed in Canada
May 14, 1984:
Jeanne Sauve sworn in as Governor General
May 15, 1919:
Winnipeg General Strike begins, paralyzing city
May 19, 1950:
Red River flooding ends
May 20, 1910:
King Edward VII is buried
May 20, 1971:
Quebec Crisis: Francis Simard sentenced to life imprisonment for Laporte killing
May 20. 1980:
First referendum on the separation of Quebec defeated
May 21, 1927:
American Charles Lindbergh flies solo across Atlantic
May 22, 1893:
Lord Aberdeen announced Governor General
May 22, 1979:
31st general federal election
May 24, 1918:
Canadian women over 21 gain right to vote federally
May 27, 1911:
22-month Springhill coal strike ends in Cape Breton, NS
May 28, 1934:
Dionne quints born in Corbeil, ON
May 28, 1972:
King Edward VIII, former King of England dies
May 29, 1914:
Canadian Pacific ocean liner Empress of Ireland sinks in St. Lawrence
May 31, 1902:
Boer War ends
May 31, 1985:
Tornadoes devastate central Ontario town
