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Heroes of Yore and Lore
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CopyrightEvery reasonable effort has been made to locate copyright owners. The National Library welcomes any information concerning copyright holders that viewers may provide. Please contact us (line.parent@nlc-bnc.ca). ¹ "Sasquatch" Photo: Patterson / Gimlin; R. Dahinden, 1968. ² "Saquatch" Copyright: Progressive Research, 1997. ¹ Aach, Hana. Heroes of Lore and Yore: Canadian Heroes in Fact and Fiction. Ottawa: National Library of Canada, 1983. ² "Plate 16 — untitled, 1975" by Mamnguqsualok, Victoria. Keeveeok Awake!: Mamnguqsualok and the Rebirth of Legend at Baker Lake. Edmonton: University of Alberta, Boreal Institute for Northern Studies, 1986. (Every reasonable effort has been made to locate copyright owners. The National Library welcomes any information concerning copyright holders that viewers may provide. Please contact us.) ¹ Aach, Hana. Heroes of Lore and Yore: Canadian Heroes in Fact and Fiction. Ottawa: National Library of Canada, 1983. ² Côté, Jean. Jos Montferrand, le magnifique. Outremont, Quebec: Editions Quebecor, c1994. Permission given by Jean Côté. ¹ Photographs from the catalogue L'Homme-spectacle by Serge Gauthier (La Malbaie, Québec: Musée régional Laure Conan, 1981.) reproduced by permission of the Archives nationales du Québec. ² Aach, Hana. Heroes of Lore and Yore: Canadian Heroes in Fact and Fiction. Ottawa: National Library of Canada, 1983. ¹ Foran, J. K. Jeanne Mance; or, The Angel of the Colony: Foundress of the Hotel-Dieu Hospital, Montreal, Pioneer Nurse of North America, 1642-1673. Montreal: Herald Press, c1931. ² Dhombre, Pierre. Jeanne Mance: Foundress of Hotel-Dieu and Co-foundress of Montreal. Paris: Editions du Rameau Sadifa, [between 1985 and 1987]. ¹ "Louis Cyr: Photograph of a statuette carved in 1913 by J. A. Rho." Laprés, I. N., National Archives of Canada, C-014087. ² "Louis Cyr." National Archives of Canada, C-086343. ¹ "Dr. Frederick Banting. Toronto, Ontario. ca. 1920-1925." Goss, Arthur S., National Archives of Canada, PA-123481. ² "Dr. Frederick Banting (right) and Dr. Charles Best. [Discoverers of insulin]." National Archives of Canada, C-001350. Howie Morenz ¹ Photograph reproduced from the book Howie Morenz: Hockey's First Superstar, with permission of the book's author, Dean Robinson. ² Ibid. ¹ Gail Harvey, The Terry Fox Foundation. ² Ibid. ¹ "Group représentant Madame Hébert et ses Enfants (Louis Hébert Monument, Québec, P.Q.)". Couillard-Després, Azarie. Les premiers colons du Canada. [Quebec (Province): s.n., 1918?], p. 4. ² "Louis Hébert (Louis Hébert Monument, Québec, P.Q.)". Ibid, p. 3. ¹ "Pierre Esprit Radisson. Re-drawn from a Rare Old Paris Print. Early French Fur Trader and Explorer in New France." Documentary Art and Photography Division, National Archives of Canada, C-15497. ² "Radisson Meets the Indians in Winter Camp." Jefferys, Charles W., National Archives of Canada, C-073423. ¹ Wade, M. S. Mackenzie of Canada: The Life and Adventures of Alexander Mackenzie, Discoverer. London: William Blackwood & Sons Ltd., 1927. Frontispiece. ² Ibid, p. 204. ¹ "John Ware and family, c. 1896." National Archives of Canada, C-037966. ² Aach, Hana. Heroes of Lore and Yore: Canadian Heroes of Fact and Fiction. Ottawa: National Library of Canada, 1983. ¹ "Sandford Fleming (C.M.G.) Ottawa, Ontario. Jan. 1895." Topley, William James. National Archives of Canada, PA-027407. ² "Driving the last spike of the C.P.R. (Craigallochie, B.C.) 1885." National Archives of Canada, C-011371. ¹ "Capt. Robert A. Bartlett." Stefansson, Vilhjalmur. The Friendly Arctic: The Story of Five Years in Polar Regions. New York: Macmillan, 1922, [c1921], facing p. 26. ² "Captain Robert A. Bartlett. Nome, Alaska. ca. 1910-1916." Lomen Bros., National Archives of Canada, C-025962. ¹ "Marie Madeleine de Verchères, 1915," by Hayward, Gerald Sinclair. Doughty, Arthur G. A Daughter of New France being a story of the life and times of Magdelaine de Verchères. Ottawa: Mortimer Press, 1916. ² "The Relief of Fort Verchères (Québec)," by Jefferys, Charles William. Ibid. ¹ Morice, Adrien G. Histoire de l'Église catholique dans l'Ouest canadien du lac Supérieur au Pacifique, 1659-1905. Montreal: Granger, 1912, Tome II, p. 136. ² "Louis Riel." National Archives of Canada, C-018084. Crown copyright on reproductions. ¹ "Copy of photograph of an Indian [Crowfoot]." Marc Ellefsen, National Archives of Canada, PA-124101. ¹ Illustrations of Johnny Canuck reproduced from The Great Canadian Comic Books written by Michael Hirsh and Patrick Loubert, design and illustrations by Clive Smith, published by P. Martin Associates, Toronto, 1971, by permission of Nelvana Limited. The Great Canadian Comic Books © 1971 Nelvana Limited. All Rights Reserved. ² Captain Canuck, Vol. 1, No. 1, July, 1975. Copyright © 1998 Richard Comely. Used with permission. ¹ "William Kurelek, ca. 1965." Taconis, Tess, National Archives of Canada, PA-129624. ² "Artist William Kurelek, ca. 1965." Taconis, Tess, National Archives of Canada, PA-129623. ¹ "Grey Owl (Archie Belaney) feeding a beaver (possibly "Jellyroll"), probably at Ajawan Lake, Prince Albert National Park, Saskatchewan. ca. 1932." Oliver, William J., National Archives of Canada, PA-150000. ² "Grey Owl." Coster, Howard, National Archives of Canada, PA-122483. ¹ "Sam Slick Peddling Clocks." Jefferys, Charles W., National Archives of Canada, C-073674. ² "The Honourable Mr. Justice Haliburton, D.C.L., M.P., Etc." Pound, D.J. The Drawing Room Portrait Gallery of Eminent Personages. London: The London joint stock newspaper company, limited, 1860. ¹ The Anne of Green Gables Treasury of Days. Toronto: Penguin, 1994. Copyright: Pronk & Associates Inc., Toronto. Anne of Green Gables is a trademark and an official mark of the Anne of Green Gables Licensing Authority Inc., owned by the heirs of L.M. Montgomery and the Province of P.E.I. located in Charlottetown, P.E.I., used under licence by the National Library of Canada. ² "L. M. Montgomery." National Archives of Canada, C-011299. L. M. Montgomery is a trademark of the Heirs of L. M. Montgomery Inc., used under license by the National Library of Canada.
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