Chronology Canada: Date 1946-0

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date	event	tags	firsts
1946 (In the year) 194-	The first male Bahá'í in Edmonton, Roland McGee, arrived with his wife Anne, in 1946. [Edmonton Bahá'í History]	Roland McGee; Anne McGee; Edmonton, AB
1946 (In the year) 194-	The Beaulac property, near Rawdon was purchased by Rosemary and Emeric Sala in partnership with Freddie Schopflocher with the intention of establishing a winter school. Bill Suter, a Swiss immigrant, was appointed as the caretaker. [TG108] The farmhouse was improved and enlarged, two additional cottages were built, two mor wells were dug, part of the barn was rebuilt into a lecture hall. The property was offered for use by the Canadian Youth Hostel Association and was used by the Bahá'ís for winter and summer schools for more than twenty-five years. [TG109] When the National Spiritual Assembly was formed two years later this property became its first endowment. [CBN No 15 September, 1950 p5] .	Summer schools; Beaulac, QC; Beaulac, QC	first endowment of the National Spiritual Assembbly
1946 - 1950 194-	Helen Poissant who had learned of the Faith in Winnipeg from Lillian Tomlinson, pioneered to Saskatoon. [OBCC186]	Helen Poissant; Lillian Tomlinson; Pioneering; Winnipeg, MB; Saskatoon, SK
1946 Ridván 194-	The Second Seven Year Plan of the United States and Canada (1946-1953) was launched. [BBR180; BBRSM158, 185; MA87-89, MA89] This marked the beginning of the second epoch of the Formative Age. [CB316; CF5–6] For details of the plan see BW16:81–2.	Seven Year Plan; - Teaching Plans


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