Contents

• Incumbents
• Federal government
• Governors
• Events
• Births
• Full date unknown
• Deaths
• References

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Events from the year 1830 in Canada.

Incumbents

• Monarch: George IV (until June 26), ^[1] then William IV ^[2]

Events

• Influenza epidemic strikes tribes of British Columbia.
• Canada is divided into counties.
• William Lyon Mackenzie re-elected to the Assembly with a Reform minority.
• Ridout's Hardware Store, later known as Aikenhead's Hardware opens in Toronto.

Births

• March 1 – James Armstrong, politician (died 1893) ^[3]
• August 7 – Thomas White, journalist and politician (died 1888)
• November 18 – Michel Auger, politician (died 1909)

Deaths

• June 24 – François Blanchet, author, physician, teacher, militia officer, businessman, seigneur, politician, office holder (born 1776)
• September 6 – Abraham Erb, Mennonite settler and miller who founded Waterloo, Ontario (born 1772)

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