1. 1947-00-00 — Mary Burch (mother of Betty Putters and sister of Dorothy Sheets) became a Bahá'í while living in Viking, AB. [from a biography of Jean and Betty Putters written by their daughters Stacey Aidun & Debbie Stachnk]

1. 1941-06-00 — Dorothy Sheets became the first Bahá'í to enroll in Calgary, AB. She had learned of the Faith from Doris Skinner while living in Calgary and studying to become a nurse. [OBCC184; from a biography of Jean and Betty Putters written by their daughters Stacey Aidun & Debbie Stachnk]
2. 1949-10-08 — Margaret Reid of Toronto re-located to St. John's becoming the first Bahá'í pioneer to that province. [BN No 227 January 1950 106BE p5]

   Others were Dorothy Sheets and Doris Skinner who remained until 1955.

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