-
Bytown is the
former name of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It was
founded on
September 26, 1826,
incorporated as a town on
January 1, 1850, and su****ded by...
- The
Bytown and
Prescott Railway (B&PR) was a
railway joining Ottawa (then
called Bytown) with
Prescott on the
Saint Lawrence River, in the
Province of...
- The
Bytown Museum (French: Musée
Bytown) is a
museum in
Ottawa located in the
Colonel By
Valley at the
Ottawa Locks of the
Rideau Canal on the Ottawa...
-
Dalhousie began shortly after September 26, 1826 when Ottawa's predecessor,
Bytown was founded. Lt.
Colonel John By was an
officer of the
Royal Engineers commissioned...
- The
Bytown Mechanics'
Institute is an
Upper Canada example of a
knowledge transfer organization aimed at
encouraging gr****roots parti****tion.
These institutions...
- Canada's viceroy, and
Office of the
Prime Minister.
Founded in 1826 as
Bytown, and
incorporated as
Ottawa in 1855, its
original boundaries were expanded...
-
incorporated Town of
Bytown,
Canada West (now Ottawa) held a muni****l
election on
September 11, 1847, to
elect members of the
first Bytown Town Council. Franchise...
- the
property as a base for the Women's
Royal Naval Service,
called HMCS
Bytown II, and
following the
conclusion of
hostilities in Europe,
retained it until...
-
owned by
Postmedia Network in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Established as the
Bytown Packet in 1845 by
William Harris, it was
renamed the
Citizen in 1851. The...
- The
Bytown Boys
Supporters Club (BBSC) is a
Canadian independent supporters group based in Ottawa,
which promotes the
growth and
support for
soccer in...
