Road debate shapes hope for Hope mountain route
The Abbottsford Post discusses provincial highway plans linking Hope, the Fraser River canyon, and interior routes. It argues either Hope mountain or the river canyon would serve tourism and business, favors building the easier, cheaper path first, and mentions federal provincial cooperation and unemployment relief in trunk road funding.
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Death of Colonel Edward Gawler Petwr Revered BC Figure
Announcement of Colonel Edward Gawler Petwr's death draws broad regret in British Columbia. The late lieutenant governor was a lovable figure whose public service touched many lives, ending a career marked by dedication and positive community impact.
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Moody Sees Hope Despite Present Slow Prosperity At Toronto Board Talk
John Moody, New York financial expert, advised Toronto Board of Trade last Thursday that long term prosperity requires three essentials: abundant raw materials, ample labor, and available capital. He noted the U S has the first two, capital lagging but improving, with easier money expected in 1921, and warned that liquidation and loan reductions threaten a painful early period before recovery.
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Prospective Federal Aid and Canada Highway Plans
Discussion of federal aid for road building in the United States and Canada, noting proposed conditions of substantial improvements and maintenance. Canada’s 1919 act funded main trunk roads with 40 percent federal and 60 percent provincial grants, guiding provinces to develop road plans and integrate systems. Provinces largely controlled road construction, with Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island retaining local provincial oversight. Maintenance emerges as the weak point in most legislation, while Quebec extends provincial duty to maintain certain roads and municipalities bear costs when failing to do so.
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