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Vital Canada

1. 1974 in Canada

Lieutenant governors

Province	Lieutenant Governor	#	Term Start	Term End	Notes	Refs
Alberta	Grant MacEwan	9th	January 26, 1966	July 2, 1974
	Ralph Steinhauer	10th	July 2, 1974	October 18, 1979	First aboriginal person to hold post
British Columbia	Walter Stewart Owen	22nd	February 13, 1973	May 18, 1978
Manitoba	William John McKeag	17th	September 2, 1970	March 15, 1976	Youngest MB LG
New Brunswick	Hédard Robichaud	24th	October 8, 1971	December 23, 1981	First Acadian-Canadian to be LG of NB
Newfoundland	Ewart John Arlington Harnum	5th	April 2, 1969	July 2, 1974
	Gordon Arnaud Winter	6th	July 2, 1974	July 10, 1981
Nova Scotia	Clarence Gosse	25th	October 1, 1973	December 23, 1978
Ontario	William Ross Macdonald	21st	July 4, 1968	April 10, 1974
	Pauline Mills McGibbon	22nd	April 10, 1974	September 15, 1980	First vicereine in Canadian history
Prince Edward Island	John George MacKay	20th	October 6, 1969	October 21, 1974	Died in office
	Gordon Lockhart Bennett	21st	October 24, 1974	January 14, 1980
Quebec	Hugues Lapointe	22nd	February 22, 1966	April 27, 1978
Saskatchewan	Stephen Worobetz	13th	February 2, 1970	February 29, 1976

Premiers

Province	Premier	#	Term Start	Term End	Political Party	Refs
Alberta	Peter Lougheed	10th	September 10, 1971	November 1, 1985	Progressive Conservative
British Columbia	Dave Barrett	26th	September 15, 1972	December 22, 1975	New Democratic
Manitoba	Edward Schreyer	16th	July 15, 1969	November 24, 1977	New Democratic	Eventually GC of Canada
New Brunswick	Richard Hatfield	26th	November 11, 1970	October 26, 1987	Progressive Conservative	Longest serving NB premier
Newfoundland	Frank Moores	2nd	January 18, 1972	March 26, 1979	Progressive Conservative
Nova Scotia	Gerald Regan	19th	October 28, 1970	October 5, 1978	Liberal
Ontario	Bill Davis	18th	March 1, 1971	February 8, 1985	Progressive Conservative
Prince Edward Island	Alexander B. Campbell	23rd	July 28, 1966	September 18, 1978	Liberal
Quebec	Robert Bourassa	22nd	May 12, 1970	November 25, 1976	Liberal	Served again as premier from Dec 12, 1985 to Jan 11, 1994
Saskatchewan	Allan Blakeney	10th	June 30, 1971	May 8, 1982	New Democratic

Territorial governments

Territory	Commissioner	#	Term Start	Term End	Refs
Northwest Territories	Stuart Milton Hodgson	10th	March 2, 1967	April 6, 1979	First commissioner to reside in NWT
Yukon	James Smith	20th	November 7, 1966	June 30, 1976	Longest serving Yukon commissioner

Society and social sciences

Ethnic Groups

1. Indigenous peoples in Canada
   1. Assiniboine
   2. Inuit (Level 4)
   3. Wyandot

Educational institutions

1. University of Alberta
2. University of British Columbia
3. McGill University
4. McMaster University
5. Université de Montréal
6. University of Toronto (Level 4)
7. University of Waterloo

Television

1. Television in Canada
2. Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
3. Degrassi
4. Trailer Park Boys

Companies

1. Air Canada

Other

1. Economy of Canada
2. Library and Archives Canada
3. Law of Canada
   1. Supreme Court of Canada
4. Politics of Canada

Seawall

Neighbourhood	Point of Interest	Distance from start	Direction of Travel
Coal Harbour	Canada Place (Vancouver Convention Centre)	0.0 km	Bi-directional
	Vancouver Harbour Flight Centre
	Harbour Green Park
	LightShed (sculpture)
	Coal Harbour Community Centre
	Cardero Park
	Marina Square
	Devonian Harbour Park
Stanley Park	Vancouver Rowing Club		Uni-directional
	Deadman's Island (w/ HMCS Discovery)
	Harry Jerome (statue)
	Nine O'Clock Gun
	Brockton Point Lighthouse
	Girl in a Wetsuit (statue)
	Empress of Japan (figurehead)
	Lions Gate Bridge (south end)
	Prospect Point Lighthouse
	Siwash Rock
	Third Beach
	Second Beach
West End	English Bay Beach		Bi-directional
	Inukshuk
	Sunset Beach
	Burrard Bridge (north end)
Downtown (False Creek)	Granville Bridge (north end)
	George Wainborn Park
	David Lam Park
	Coopers' Park
	Cambie Bridge (north end)
	Creekside Park
	Science World
Mount Pleasant (False Creek)	Hinge Park
	Cambie Bridge (south end)
Fairview (False Creek)	Charleson Park
	Granville Island
	Granville Bridge (south end)
	Creekside Park
	Burrard Bridge (south end)
Kitsilano	Vanier Park
	Canadian Coast Guard Station Kitsilano
	Hadden Park
	Kitsilano Beach

Raonic ATP 500

ATP World Tour 500 Series Tournaments

Tournament	Surface	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	W–L	Titles
Rotterdam	Hard	-	-	-	-	-	SF	-	3-1	0
Memphis	Hard	-	F	F	1R	ATP 250			8-3	0
Barcelona	Clay	-	3R	SF	SF	-	-	-	9-3	0
Queen's Club	Grass	ATP 250					QF	F	6-2	0
Washington	Hard	-	-	-	3R	W	-	-	6-1	1
Beijing	Hard	-	-	-	-	-	1R	SF1	3-1	0
Tokyo	Hard	2R	2R	F	F	F	-	-	14-5	0
Basel	Hard	-	-	-	-	QF	-	1R	2-2	0
Valencia	Hard	Q1	1R	1R	-	-	250	NH	0-2	0
Win–Loss		1-1	7-4	12-4	8-4	11-2	5-3	7-2	48-20
Titles		0	0	0	0	1	0	0		1
Legend W: Winner; F: Finalist; SF: Semifinalist; QF: Quarterfinalist; 3R: 3rd round; 2R: 2nd round; 1R: 1st round Q3: Qualifying 3rd round; Q2: Qualifying 2nd round; Q1: Qualifying 1st round; NH: Tournament not held; 250: Tournament was classifed as ATP 250 event

¹ Raonic won his quarterfinal match, but withdrew with ankle injury prior to semifinal.

Raonic ATP 250

ATP World Tour 250 Series Tournaments

Tournament	Surface	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	W–L	Titles
Brisbane	Hard	-	-	-	2R	-	F	W	7-2	1
Chennai	Hard	-	Q3	W	-	-	-	-	4-0	1
Johannesburg	Hard	-	2R	NH					1-1	0
San Jose	Hard	-	W	W	W	NH			12-0	3
Marseille	Hard	-	-	-	-	-	2R	-	0-1	0
Oeiras/Estoril	Clay	-	SF	-	-	QF	-	-	4-2	0
Halle	Grass	-	QF	QF	1R	2R	ATP 500		4-4	0
Eastbourne	Grass	-	-	-	2R	-	NH		0-1	0
Newport	Grass	Q2	-	2R	-	-	-	-	1-1	0
St. Petersburg	Hard	-	-	-	-	NH	W	2R	4-1	1
Kuala Lumpur	Hard	QF	-	-	-	-	-	NH	2-1	0
Bangkok	Hard	-	-	QF	W	NH			5-1	1
Moscow	Hard	-	-	-	-	2R	-	-	0-1	0
Stockholm	Hard	-	SF	-	QF	-	-	-	4-2	0
Win–Loss		2-1	13-4	12-3	9-4	1-3	7-2	4-1	48-17
Titles		0	1	2	2	0	1	1		7
Legend W: Winner; F: Finalist; SF: Semifinalist; QF: Quarterfinalist; 3R: 3rd round; 2R: 2nd round; 1R: 1st round Q3: Qualifying 3rd round; Q2: Qualifying 2nd round; Q1: Qualifying 1st round; NH: Tournament not held; 500: Tournament was classifed as ATP 500 event

Raonic Injuries

Injury	Year	Injury Sustained	Time Away from Play	Impact	Returned
Shoulder	2010	QF Taskent Challenger		Retired from QF Tashkent Challenger.	Valencia
Hip	2011	2R Wimbledon	July 22–September 16	Retired from 2R Wimbledon against Gilles Muller. Surgery. Withdrawal from Davis Cup tie versus Ecuador.	Davis Cup vs Israel
	2012	Davis Cup
Left ankle	2014	1R Australian Open	January 18–March 8	Raonic played two more matches at Australian Open. Withdrawal from Davis Cup tie versus Japan.	Indian Wells Masters
Flu	2014	2R Shanghai Masters	1 week	Retired from match against Juan Monaco. Impacted during Moscow 1R loss.	Moscow
Right foot; ankle; hip; back	2015	Prior to Monte Carlo Masters	MC to Madrid	Retired from QF Monte Carlo Masters QF against Tomas Berdych.	Madrid Open
		connected to previous	Madrid to Queen's	Impacted during Madrid Open. Withdrawal from Italian Open and French Open.	Queen's
		connected to previous	Wimbledon to Canada Masters	Withdrawal from Davis Cup tie versus Belgium. Withdrawal from Washington Open.	Canada Masters
		connected to previous	Shanghai Masters to end of season	Withdrawal from Vienna, Basel, and Paris Masters.	2016 season
Right leg (adductor tear)	2016	SF Australian Open	Six weeks	Withdrawal from Delray Beach Open Withdrawal from Mexican Open. Withdrawal from Davis Cup tie versus France.	Indian Wells Masters

He has more ATP World Tour titles and finals appearances in the Open Era than all other Canadian men combined.

Between 2011 and 2015, Raonic and Pospisil have been the two top-ranked Canadian men in year-end rankings. In addition to four ATP Challenger and Futures matches, they've played each other in two ATP World Tour matches:

References

Notes

Footnotes

Sources

• Tennis Canada (2016). "2016 Tennis Canada Media Guide" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on March 17, 2016. Retrieved May 28, 2016. {{cite web}}: Invalid |ref=harv (help)