Cariboo and Klondike Gold Rush

Aboriginals started fraser river gold rush in 1858

Jan 1, 1858

Thr begining of the fraser river gold rush established by the Aboriginals

Prarie town population expanded

Jan 1, 1880

The population of prairie towns grew after the gold rush began

Discovery of gold in Klondike region of the Yukon in north-western Canada

Jan 1, 1896

Discovery of gold in Klondike region, which began the klondike gold rush.

Beginning of Gold Rush

Aug 16, 1896

led to migration of estimated 100,000 prospectors to Klondike region

Jan 1, 1897

led to migration of estimated 100,000 prospectors to Klondike region, after the klondike gold rush began.

Yukon Territory as a new Canadian Province

Jun 13, 1898

Yukon Territory as a new canadian province in June 13 1898

Klondike gold rush ended

Jan 1, 1899

The klondike gold rush came to an end after the mine was closed in 1899

Alberta population 73,022

Jan 1, 1901

Alberta's population before the migration

Saskatchewan population 91,279

Jan 1, 1901

Saskatchewan population before the migration

Saskatchewan population 492,342

Jan 1, 1911

Saskatchewan population after the migration

Alberta population 374,295

Jan 1, 1911

Alberta population after the migration