1913 au Canada

1913 au Canada
Éphémérides
Chronologie du Canada :
1910 1911 1912  1913  1914 1915 1916
Décennies au Canada :
1880 1890 1900  1910  1920 1930 1940
Chronologie dans le monde :
1910 1911 1912  1913  1914 1915 1916
Décennies :
1880 1890 1900  1910  1920 1930 1940
Siècles :
XIXe siècle  XXe siècle  XXIe siècle
Chronologies thématiques :

Aéronautique • Architecture • Automobile • Bande dessinée • Chemins de fer • Cinéma • Droit • Économie • Football • Littérature • Musique • Musique classique • Parcs de loisirs • Photographie • Santé et médecine • Science • Sociologie • Sport • Théâtre
Article détaillé : Chronologie du Canada.

Cette page concerne des événements d'actualité qui se sont produits durant l'année 1913 du calendrier grégorien au Canada. Voir aussi 1913 au Nouveau-Brunswick, au Québec et dans le monde.

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