1916 Census transferred to Library and Archives Canada
Gordon Watts reports on his site The Global Gazette
"On 2 January 2008 Statistics Canada transferred schedules of the 1916 Census of Population for Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba to Library and Archives Canada. As the effective date for that Census was 1 June 1916 it is expected that shortly after 1 June 2008 these records should be made available for public access. What form that access will take is up in the air at the moment. "
Gordon Watts does a great job of keeping us up to date on Canadian issues. Be sure to read the rest of the article at The Global Gazette.
Be sure to visit Looking 4 Kin Genealogy Links and Chat.
While there stop into Looking 4 Kin Genealogy Chat.
"On 2 January 2008 Statistics Canada transferred schedules of the 1916 Census of Population for Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba to Library and Archives Canada. As the effective date for that Census was 1 June 1916 it is expected that shortly after 1 June 2008 these records should be made available for public access. What form that access will take is up in the air at the moment. "
Gordon Watts does a great job of keeping us up to date on Canadian issues. Be sure to read the rest of the article at The Global Gazette.
Be sure to visit Looking 4 Kin Genealogy Links and Chat.
While there stop into Looking 4 Kin Genealogy Chat.
Labels: 1916, Alberta, Canada, Census, Manitoba, Saskatchewan
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