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|event='''1853–1854''': [[John Rae]] on behalf of the [[Hudson Bay Company]]

|[[Hudson Bay]]

Ontario's northern boundary lies in [[Hudson Bay]]; here it borders the territory of [[Nunavut]] and the provinces of [[Mani ...he Hudson Bay Lowlands consist largely of [[muskeg]]. To the south of the Hudson Bay Lowlands, and occupying over half the area of the province, is the Ontario

...Newfoundland (island)|Newfoundland]] to the Rocky Mountains and from the [[Hudson Bay]] to the [[Gulf of Mexico]]. ...e war and the [[Treaty of Utrecht]] in 1713 gave the British possession of Hudson Bay and Acadia, which was renamed [[Nova Scotia]].

...orth: An Expedition into the Unknown (about a previous expedition into the Hudson Bay lowlands) just crossed 4,000 kilometres of remote, Arctic mainland Canada w

...fateful voyage that he discovered the vast inland body of water known as [[Hudson Bay]], which was to be the starting point for many later expeditions in search ...After spending his first winter at the entrance of the Churchill River in Hudson Bay, he made it as far north as [[Repulse Bay]], where he was turned back by he

...fateful voyage that he discovered the vast inland body of water known as [[Hudson Bay]], which was to be the starting point for many later expeditions in search ...After spending his first winter at the entrance of the Churchill River in Hudson Bay, he made it as far north as [[Repulse Bay]], where he was turned back by he

...aufort Sea]], [[Chukchi Sea]], [[East Siberian Sea]], [[Greenland Sea]], [[Hudson Bay]], [[Hudson Strait]], [[Kara Sea]], [[Laptev Sea]], [[White Sea]] and other

...he NTR, the Intercolonial, the [[Prince Edward Island Railway]], and the [[Hudson Bay Railway]] into the [[Canadian Government Railways]] led by CNoR's General M

**[[Hudson Bay]]

* 1853–1854, [[John Rae]] on behalf of the [[Hudson Bay Company]]

* 1853–1854, [[John Rae]] on behalf of the [[Hudson Bay Company]]

...he NTR, the Intercolonial, the [[Prince Edward Island Railway]], and the [[Hudson Bay Railway]] into the [[Canadian Government Railways]] led by [[David Blythe H

...in five colonies, each with its own administration: Canada, [[Acadia]], [[Hudson Bay]], [[Newfoundland]] and Louisiana. About 16,000 French settlers came, and c

* Ross, W. Gillies. ''Whaling and Eskimos: Hudson Bay 1860-1915.'' Ethnology of the National Museum of Man, no. 10. Ottawa: Natl

...Sieur de La Salle|Catholic missionaries]] explored the [[Great Lakes]], [[Hudson Bay]] and the Mississippi watershed to [[Louisiana (New France)|Louisiana]]. Th

* [[Hudson Bay]]