What is the modern Canadian equivalent of domesday book?

The modern Canadian equivalent of the Domesday Book is likely the Census of Canada. The Domesday Book, compiled in 1086 for William the Conqueror, was a complete survey of England and contained much of the same type of information that the Census of Canada collects today such as household composition, occupations of household members, property, income and other important factors.

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The inns and service stations of the Roman roads
In the article that we dedicated to the Persian Royal Road, we said that Darius had established 111 stations or posts along the entire route that connected the Achaemenid empire, equipped with refreshment horses, where the royal messengers could carry out relays, and even spend the night if necessar
Jean Jaurès
Jean Jaurès, by his civil name Auguste Marie Joseph Jean Léon Jaurès, was a French politician, born in Castres on September 3, 1859 and died in Paris on July 31, 1914. Jean Jaurès comes from a family of modest French provincial bourgeoisie, with some brilliant careers (two admiral cousins, one of w
Spanish Netherlands | historical province, Europe
Spanish Netherlands ( approx. 1579–1713), Spanish provinces in the southern part of the Netherlands (corresponds roughly to todays Belgium and Luxembourg). Read more about this topic Belgium:The Spanish Netherlands Under Spanish rule, discontent increased in the Netherlands and
A message from London
Montgomery then devised his plan. It was a question of blasting the crust of the German cover by means of a series of airborne operations. By seizing the successive bridges which lie between the Dutch frontier and the Rhine (see map), he hoped to be able to clear the way for a rapid advance of the S