York Colony (York Farmers Colonization Company)

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York Colony (York Farmers Colonization Company) was a late 19th-century Canadian settlement initiative organized by farmers from York County, Ontario, that established and developed the community that became Yorkton, Saskatchewan.

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instanceOf Canadian historical entity
colonization project
settlement initiative
associatedWith Yorkton, Saskatchewan NERFINISHED
country Canada
developedInto Yorkton, Saskatchewan NERFINISHED
ethnicComposition primarily Anglo-Canadian settlers
followedBy town of Yorkton, Saskatchewan NERFINISHED
foundedBy farmers from York County, Ontario
hasHistoricalRole example of farmer-led colonization company in Canada
foundational community for Yorkton
hasPart original settlement that became Yorkton
historicalRegion Prairies
inception late 19th century
industry agriculture
language English
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity North-West Territories (historical) NERFINISHED
locatedInTimePeriod post-Confederation Canada
settlement era of the Canadian Prairies
location District of Assiniboia NERFINISHED
present-day Saskatchewan
namedAfter York County, Ontario NERFINISHED
organizedBy farmers from York County, Ontario
organizer York Farmers Colonization Company NERFINISHED
partOf Canadian westward expansion NERFINISHED
settlement of the North-West Territories
purpose agricultural settlement
western Canadian colonization
significantEvent establishment of a permanent settlement at the site of present-day Yorkton
transportConnection early railway development in the Yorkton area

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Yorkton namedFor York Colony (York Farmers Colonization Company)