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A teacher that works faithfully and without fault for five years will be given an increase of twenty-five pence per week in their pay, providing the board of education approves.

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In 1911, over 45%of people were living in urban centers in Canada.This is since of changes of environmental,political,social and many more factors that made this happen.

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The Chinese "head tax" was increased to $500

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The main thing that happened during industrial revolution is machines were built to perform many jobs and tasks that used to be done by humans

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In 1900, only 13 percent of Canada's population lived in urban areas. Now, over 80 percent of people living our country are located in urban areas.

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Child labor was still used in the Industrial Revelation.

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Child labor was still used in the Industrial Revelation.

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First Nations communities were often over crowded with housing, heating, sewage and medical care

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First Nations communities were often over crowded with housing, heating, sewage and medical care

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Between 1896 and 1911 Canada had the greatest wave of immigrants in its history. Almost 2 million people arrived in Canada. The flood of all the immigrants contributed to Canada's growing population and workforce. The new immigrants often had to take the most dangerous jobs that no one else wanted to do mostly because they didn't want to die

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In 1900 the 'Head Tax' on Chinese immigrants increased from $50 (set in 1885 in the first Chinese Exclusion Act, the first american act made to prevent a race from immigrating to the u.s) to $100.

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This flood of immigrants was because of Clifford Sifton and his new immigration policy. His goal was to fill the west with immigrants which was why so many came to Canada. Many people who came to Canada didn't find the land of new opportunity's they were hoping for. It was hard to find jobs for them and they were very poorly treated by Canadians. Canadians only wanted settlers with a British background in order to keep strong tires with Britain.

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The way the upper class saw the lower class.

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The way the upper class saw the lower class.

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this pictures shows conditions contributed to much sickness and high death rates. Many children died from hood illness because of poor diet and lack of medical attentions.

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Between 1896 and 1911 is when Canada got the most immigrants up to that point in 1871 84% of immigrants where from the UK and around that time in Ireland there was a huge famine dew to the repeated failer of the potato crop. Because of the lack of food the Irish started to leav and eventual more and more began to folow. Over 1 million people died of starvation and on top of that evan more died from diseases and un sanitary condition in Ireland and on the way to there destination.

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by 1901 the percentage of people who could read and write (the literacy rate) was 83%

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In 1970 learning french became mandatory for English Speaking students

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there were many infectious diseases due to lack of hygiene and poor sanitation that led to death of many men women and children.

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began in Great Britain then it spread to western Europe, Northern America and then around the world

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Children in schooling were often smarter then their grandparents

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After the depression of the 1890s, immigration jumped from 3.5 to 9 million in the first decade of the new century.

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Industrial Revolution

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between 1845 and 1852 there was the great spud famine which caused immigration because everyone was starving so they left the uk of britain and ireland.

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There children were taken from them and put into schools by missionaries. Traditional ceremonies like the potlash were banned. They were trying to reform the aboriginal people.

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most classrooms focused on the three Rs reading, writing, arithmetic

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The Industrial Revolution was the transition to new manufacturing processes in the period from about 1760 to sometime between 1820 and 1840.

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Aboriginal peoples are 2% of Canada's population since the begging of European colonization. The percent of Aboriginal were reduced because of diseases brought by white settlers 

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Aboriginal peoples are 2% of Canada's population since the begging of European colonization. The percent of Aboriginal were reduced because of diseases brought by white settlers 

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many streets and houses often had rats and lice witch contruibuted to many sickness and a high death rate

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many children died from childhood inllenss because of poor diet and lack of medical attention

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Between 1896 and 1911 Canada had the greatest wave of immigrants in its history. almost 2 million people arrived in Canada. The flood of all the immigrants contributed to Canada's growing population and workforce. the new immigrants often had to take the most dangerous jobs that no one else wanted to do mostly because they didn't want to die

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Ontario and Quebec were the industrial heartland (main area).

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Ontario and Quebec were the industrial heartland (main area).

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Only wealthy kids went to school. Farming and working class familys often had to leave school

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All children between the age of 7 and 12 in all provinces except Quebec were required by law to go to school

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Canadian school houses had kids ranging from age 6 -16 in the same class.

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In the industrial revolution Ontario and Quebec were where hydroelectric power were concentrated.

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In the industrial revolution Ontario and Quebec were where hydroelectric power were concentrated.

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Urbanization of the industrial revolution by Erik D'Antimo.

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Urbanization of the industrial revolution by Erik D'Antimo.

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between 1901 and 1911 urban population increased by 62%.
The development of new farming equipment meant less people had to work on farms pushing people towards urban cities.
Working conditions were often poor and workers had to work long hours without breaks.