• May 17 –
A. J. Casson, Canadian painter (d.
1992) • May 20 –
Paul Gouin, politician (d.
1976) • May 27 –
William Arthur Irwin, journalist • July 7 –
Hugh Llewellyn Keenleyside, diplomat, civil servant and 5th
Commissioner of the Northwest Territories (d.
1992) • July 15 –
Howard Graham, army officer (d.
1986) • July 17 –
Osmond Borradaile, cameraman, cinematographer and veteran of First and Second World War (d.
1999) • August 23 –
Brooke Claxton, politician and Minister (d.
1960) • August 27 •
Gaspard Fauteux, politician,
Speaker of the House of Commons of Canada and Lieutenant-Governor of
Quebec (d.
1963) •
John Hamilton, bank robber (d.
1934) • August 30 –
Gleason Belzile, politician (d.
1950) • November 9 –
Emmett Matthew Hall, jurist, civil libertarian and Supreme Court justice (d.
1995) • December 1 –
Stuart Garson, politician, Minister and 12th
Premier of Manitoba (d.
1977) • December 15 –
George Lawrence Price, last
Commonwealth casualty of World War I (d.
1918)
Full date unknown •
Maurice Spector, Chairman of the
Communist Party of Canada (d.
1968) ==Deaths==