27 January 1911Western Party LandingCharles Seymour Wright
Wright lands with the Western Party near Butter Point for geological and glaciological fieldwork.
Historical records for Canada in 1911, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Wright lands with the Western Party near Butter Point for geological and glaciological fieldwork.
Wright contributes physical and glaciological observations during the Western Party's work west of McMurdo Sound.
Harland and Wolff launches Titanic from Slipway Number 3 in Belfast.
Forms a Conservative government after the reciprocity election.
Wright turns north with the first four-man support group after reaching the upper Beardmore Glacier.
Wright leaves the southbound expedition with the returning support group, ending his chance of selection for the final polar party.
Wright conducts magnetic observations from an ice cave behind the magnetic hut, away from interference caused by the main building.
Elected on a platform of resistance to US economic influence
Appointed Prime Minister of Canada
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