Contents

• Incumbents
• Federal government
• Governors
• Events
• Births
• Deaths
• References

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Events from the year 1794 in Canada.

Incumbents

• Monarch: George III ^[1]

Events

• 1794 – Baranov builds first vessel in northwestern America at Voskres-senski on Kenai.
• Jay Treaty establishes neutral commission to settle border disputes between United States and Canada; restores trade between the United States and British colonies of Canada; also guarantees Indians free movement across the border. ^[2]
• June – Close of a session of the Canadian Legislature, which began in November last. Only six acts have been passed. Public accounts are first published for tax-payers' information.
• June 29 – Petition of Free Negroes.

Births

• Daniel Tracey, doctor, journalist and politician (died 1832)
• Oliver Goldsmith, poet (died in 1861)

Deaths

• March 26 – Juan Francisco de la Bodega y Quadra, naval officer, explorer, administrator (born 1744)

References