EDMONTON In central Alberta, on the northwestern
Great plains, the capital of that Province. Bishopric of St. Albert
until 1912, Archbishopric of Edmonton thereafter.
Emile Joseph Legal (1st Archbishop 1912)......1902-1920
Henry Joseph O'Leary..........................1920-1938
Bishop of Charlottetown 1913-1920
John Hugh MacDonald...........................1938-1964 d. 1965
Bishop of Victoria 1934-1936
Anthony Jordan................................1964-1973 d. 1982
Joseph Neil MacNeil...........................1973-1999 d. ---
Bishop of Saint John 1969-1973
Thomas Christopher Collins....................1999-2006
Bishop of Saint Paul in Alberta 1997-1999; Archbishop
of Toronto 2006-
Richard William Smith.........................2007-
Bishop of Pembroke 2002-2007
GATINEAU-HULL On the far southern border of Québec,
across the Ottawa River from the national capital of Ottawa. Bishopric
of Hull 1963; of Gatineau-Hull 1982.
Paul-Émile Charbonneau........................1963-1973 d. ---
Adolphe E. Proulx.............................1974-1987
Bishop of Alexandria in Ontario 1967-1974
Roger Ébacher (1st Archbishop 1990)...........1988-
Bishop of Hauterive 1979-1988
GROUARD-McLENNAN In north-central Alberta. Grouard
is a small village (though it was a bustling and vigourous town in 1913)
on the extreme northwest shore of Lesser Slave Lake, 180 miles (290 km.)
northwest of Edmonton; McLennan is an equally small community 33 miles
(53 km.) west-northwest of Grouard. Athabaska is another small community
133 miles (214 km.) east-southeast of Grouard, and 80 miles (128 km.) north
of Edmonton. Apostolic Vicar of Athabaska-Mackenzie 1862, of Athabaska
1901; of Grouard 1927; Abp. of Grouard-McLennan 1967.
Henri Faraud..................................1862-1890
Pierre-Emile-Jean-Baptiste-Marie Grouard......1890-1929 d. 1931
Joseph-Wilfrid Guy............................1930-1937 d. 1951
HALIFAX On the southern shore of Nova Scotia,
the capital of that Province. Vicar Apostolic of Nova Scotia 1817, Bishopric
from 1842.
Edmund Burke..................................1817-1820
William Fraser (Frazer) (1st Bishop 1842).....1825-1844
d. 1851
Bishop of Arichat 1844-1851
William Walsh (1st Archbishop 1852)...........1844-1858
Thomas Louis Connolly.........................1859-1876
Saint John in America 1852-1859
Michael Hannan................................1877-1882
Cornelius O'Brien.............................1882-1906
Edward Joseph McCarthy........................1906-1931
Thomas O'Donnell..............................1931-1936
Bishop of Victoria 1923-1929
John Thomas McNally...........................1937-1952
Bishop of Calgary 1913-1924, of Hamilton 1924-1937
Joseph Gerald Berry...........................1953-1967
Bishop of Peterborough 1945-1953
James Martin Hayes............................1967-1990 d. ---
Austin-Emile Burke............................1991-1998 d. ---
Bishop of Yarmouth 1968-1991
Terrence Thomas Prendergast...................1998-2007 d. ---
Archbishop of Ottawa 2007-
Claude Champagne..............................2007-
KEEWATIN-Le PAS Le Pas is in northwestern Manitoba,
about 333 miles (535 km.) northwest of Winnipeg. Vicar Apostolic of
Keewatin 1910; Archbishopric of Keewatin-Le Pas from 1967.
KINGSTON At the eastern end of Lake Ontario, in
extreme southeaster Ontario Province. Vicar Apostolic
of Upper Canada 1819-1826; Bishop of Kingston thereafter.
Alexander MacDonell (1st bishop 1826).........1819-1840
SAINT JOHN'S On Newfoundland island, in the far
southeast corner, the capital of the Province. Prefecture Apostolic of
Newfoundland 1784, Vicar Apostolic of Newfoundland 1796, Bishop of Newfoundland
1847, of St. Johns 1856.
James Louis O'Donel...........................1784-1806 d. 1811
Patrick Lambert...............................1807-1816 d. 1817
Thomas Scallan................................1816-1830
Michael Anthony Fleming (1st Bp. 1847)........1830-1850
John Thomas Mullock...........................1850-1869
Thomas James Power............................1870-1893
Michael Francis Howley (1st Abp. 1904)........1894-1914
Edward Patrick Roche..........................1915-1950
Patrick James Skinner.........................1951-1979 d. 1988
Alphonsus Liguori Penney......................1979-1991 d. ---
Bishop of Grand Falls 1972-1979
James Hector MacDonald........................1991-2000 d. ---
Bishop of Charlottetown 1982-1991
Brendan Michael O'Brien.......................2000-2007 d. ---
Bishop of Pembroke 1993-2000, Archbishop of Kingston
2007-
Martin William Currie.........................2007-
Bishop of Grand Falls 2000-2007
SHERBROOKE In extreme southern Québec
province, about 85 miles east of Montréal.
Antoine Racine................................1874-1893
Paul-Stanislas La Rocque......................1893-1926
Philippe Servulo Desranleau (1st Abp. 1951)...1941-1952
Georges Cabana................................1952-1967 d. 1986
Jean-Marie Fortier............................1968-1996 d. 2002
Bishop of Gaspé 1965-1968
André Gaumond.................................1996-
Bishop of Ste.-Anne-de-la-Pocatière 1985-1995
TORONTO At the northwestern corner of Lake Ontario,
about 35 miles (55 km.) north of Niagra Falls; the third-largest city in
Canada.
Michael Power.................................1841-1847
Armand-Françios-Marie Comte de Charbonnel.....1850-1860 d. 1891
John Joseph Lynch (1st Abp. 1870).............1860-1888
John Walsh....................................1889-1898
Bishop of Sandwich 1867-1869, of London (Ont.) 1869-1889
Dennis T. O'Connor............................1899-1908 d. 1911
Bishop of London (Ont.) 1890-1899
Fergus Patrick McEvay.........................1908-1911
Bishop of London (Ont.) 1899-1908
Neil McNeil...................................1912-1934
Bishop of Saint George's 1904-1910, Archbishop of
Vancouver 1910-1912
James Charles McGuigan........................1934-1971 d. 1974
Archbishop of Regina 1930-1934
Philip Francis Pocock.........................1971-1978 d. 1984
Bishop of Saskatoon 1944-1951, Archbishop of Winnipeg
1952-1961
Gerald Emmett Carter..........................1978-1990 d. 2003
Bishop of London (Ont.) 1964-1978
Aloysius Matthew Ambrozic.....................1990-2006
Thomas Christopher Collins....................2006-
Archbishop of Edmonton 1999-2006
VANCOUVER In extreme southern British Columbia,
facing the Strait of Georgia across from Vancouver Island. Vicar Apostolic
of British Columbia 1863; Bishopric of New Westminster 1890; Archbishopric
of Vancouver 1908.