Editing Stompin' Tom Connors (section)

===Songs referencing Canadian historical events===
The following is a list of events in the [[history of Canada]] which have been the subject of a song by Connors, who is widely renowned for singing about both well-known and little-known episodes in the country's past.

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! Song
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|"Reesor Crossing Tragedy"
|1969 song about the [[Reesor Siding Strike of 1963]] which saw three union workers murdered.
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|"Tillsonburg"
|When Stompin' Tom worked in the [[Cultivation of tobacco|tobacco field]]s of [[Tillsonburg]], Ontario.
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|"Wop May"
|About the Canadian pilot [[Wilfrid R. "Wop" May]].
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|"The Bridge Came Tumblin' Down"
|1972 song about the 19 men killed in the collapse of the [[Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows Crossing]].
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|"The Curse of the ''Marc Guylaine''"
|1973 song about the fishing trawler ''[[Marc Guylaine]]'' which saw two sister-ships and two identical ships all sink under inexplicable circumstances.
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|"[[Big Joe Mufferaw (song)|Big Joe Mufferaw]]"
|About the French-Canadian logging legend [[Joseph Montferrand]].
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|"The Martin Hartwell Story"
|About the [[bush pilot]] [[Martin Hartwell]] who survived 31 days in the [[Northwest Territories]], after resorting to [[Human cannibalism|cannibalism]] (Connors' song does ''not'' reference this last fact, instead focusing on the efforts of David Pisurayak Kootook in helping keep Hartwell alive at the cost of his own life).
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|"Algoma Central 69"
|About the historical [[Algoma Central Railway]].
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|"The Black Donnellys' Massacre" and "Jenny Donnelly"
|Both about the [[Black Donnellys]]
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|"The Last Fatal Duel"
|1973 song about [[Robert Lyon (duellist)|Robert Lyon]].
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|"Fire in the Mine"
|About the [[Hollinger Mines#Fire|Hollinger Mines fire]] that killed 39 miners in [[Timmins, Ontario]].
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