The Emigrant's Informant, Or, a Guide to Upper Canada

This guide is intended for those considering emigrating to Upper Canada (now Ontario) in the mid-19th century. It covers the reasons for emigration, what to bring, and the costs involved, along with information on American manners and the qualities of Canadian soil. It is a fascinating glimpse into the challenges of settling a new country.

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