A 1755 Map Of
The Pays D'en Haut Region Of New France
An Area That Included Most Of Ontario
The French Explorer �tienne Br�l� Explored Part Of
The Area
In 1610�12
The English Explorer Henry Hudson Sailed Into Hudson Bay
In 1611
And Claimed
The Area
For England
Samuel De Champlain Reached Lake Huron
In 1615
And French Missionaries Began
To Establish Posts Along
The Great Lakes
French Settlement Was Hampered
By Their Hostilities With
The Iroquois
Who Allied Themselves With
The British. From 1634
To 1640
Hurons Were Devastated
By European Infectious Diseases
Such
As Measles
And Smallpox
To Which They Had No Immunity
By 1700
The Iroquois Had Seceded From Ontario And
The Mississaugas Of
The Ojibwa Had Settled
The North Shore Of Lake Ontario
The Remaining Huron Settled North Of Quebec
The British Established Trading Posts
On Hudson Bay
In
The Late 17th Century
And Began
A Struggle
For Domination Of Ontario With
The French
After
The French Of New France Were Defeated During
The Seven Years' War
The Two Powers Awarded Nearly All Of France's North American Possessions (New France)
To Britain
In
The 1763 Treaty Of Paris
Including Those Lands Of Ontario Not Already Claimed
By Britain
The British Annexed
The Ontario Region
To Quebec
In 1774
A Monument
In Hamilton Commemorating
The United Empire Loyalists
A Group Of Settlers Who Fled
The United States During Or After
The American Revolution
The First European Settlements Were
In 1782�1784 When 5,000 American Loyalists Entered What
Is Now Ontario Following
The American Revolution
The Kingdom Of Great Britain Granted Them 200 Acres (81 Ha) Land
And Other Items With Which
To Rebuild Their Lives
The British Also Set Up Reservations
In Ontario For
The Mohawks Who Had Fought For
The British
And Had Lost Their Land
In New York State
Other Iroquois
Also Displaced From New York Were Resettled
In 1784 At
The Six Nations Reserve At
The West End Of Lake Ontario
The Mississaugas
Displaced
By European Settlements
Would Later Move
To Six Nations Also
The Population Of Canada West Of
The St
Lawrence-Ottawa River Confluence Substantially Increased During This Period
A Fact Recognized By
The Constitutional Act Of 1791
Which Split Quebec Into
The Canadas: Upper Canada Southwest Of
The St
Lawrence-Ottawa River Confluence
And Lower Canada East Of It
John Graves Simcoe Was Appointed Upper Canada's First Lieutenant Governor
In 1793
Upper Canada
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15 Defender Eriq Zavaleta United States, Ryerson has 39,300 undergraduate students
and 2,600 students
in
the masters
and Ph.D programs. Many of
the students
are from within
the Greater Toronto Area
but
it also draws students from other countries. Ryerson
is among
the largest commuter schools
in Canada
with upwards of 90 percent of all students commuting
to campus
The university provides on-campus housing
for 850 students
in three residence buildings located
on
the university campus:
the historic O'Keefe House
at 137 Bond St;
the International Living/Learning Centre (ILC)
at 240 Jarvis St
and Pitman Hall
at 160 Mutual St
the number of residence spaces available will double
in
the coming years
with around 500 residence spaces
in
the HOEM building
on Jarvis St
and over 300 residence spaces
in
the new Daphne Cockwell Health Sciences Complex
on Church St. This expansion follows increased demand
by students
to live on
or close
to campus
Student media at
the university include campus radio station CJRU (succeeding CKLN-FM
and CJRT-FM) and
the student newspaper
the Eyeopener
Students
in
the university's journalism program produce
a second newspaper
the Ryersonian
and
a biannual magazine
the Ryerson Review of Journalism
the newspaper "The Golden Ram"
is produced by
the Ryerson Engineering Student Society (RESS)
Ryerson officially does not allow Greek Life but "unofficially" has
the following Greek Letter Organization affiliations:.
Lincoln Christian School