"Oldest Winter in Canada"
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In 1645 , the Company of New France gave up trading rights in Canada to colonists living in the new land.
In 1742 , English astronomer Edmond Halley , who observed the comet that bears his name, died at age 85 .
The first non-stop trans- Canada flight, from Vancouver to Halifax , was completed in 1949 .
In 1952 , NBC ’s Today show premiered, with Dave Garroway as the host, or “communicator,” as he was officially known.
In 2001 , Canadian sports columnist Jim Coleman died at age 89 .
In 2004 , Libya ratified a nuclear test ban agreement.
Earl Cameron anchored the CBC National News from 1959-1966 .
In 2010 , Canadian literary grand dame P.K. Page , long renowned for her poetry, died in Victoria , B.C. , at the age of 93 .
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