Deaths
- January 23 - James Wilson Morrice, painter (b.1865)
- May 1 - Louis Henry Davies, lawyer, businessman, politician and 3rd Premier of Prince Edward Island (b.1845)
- May 21 - Jack Manzo Nagano, first Japanese immigrant to Canada.
- June 6 - Laure Conan, novelist (b.1845)
- September 21 - Edouard Deville, cartographer and Surveyor General of Canada (b.1850)
- October 29 - Peter Vasilevich Verigin, philosopher, activist and leader and preacher of the Doukhobors (b.1859)
- December 9 - Judson Burpee Black, physician and politician (b.1842)
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