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Chetwynd The Echo in Chetwynd, British Columbia

23 Nov 1992

Page 18

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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

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Nov 23, 1992

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18

Vanishing Saulteaux Peoples History and Sign Survey

A sweeping account traces Saulteaux migration and culture from Duck Lake to Moberly Lake, detailing horse raids, family rites, and intertribal relations amid Red River unrest. It notes modern signs and street-name issues as the town surveys missing signage.

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Saulteaux British Columbia Manitoba Red River Louis Riel Thomas Scott Bear Poundmaker Saskatchewan United States Duck Lake Battleford Fort Pitt Frog Lake Edmonton Edson Wabamum Jasper Sturgeon Lake Moberly Lake Dawson Creek Lone Prairie del Rio Arras Marge Rose Chetwynd Engineering Department George Rohl George
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Old phone books found new use in recycled products

Old phone directories are being repurposed into household items. Loblaws sells paper towels from Bell and Tele-Direct directories, followed by products from Brown and White paper towels and Doucelle branded toilet paper. Bell Canada highlighted as environmental leader in Environment Canada materials.

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Toronto Loblaws Bell Canadian Tire Zellers K-Mart Woolworth Métro-Richelieu Bell Canada Environment Canada Cedric Poon
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Canada’s early telecom milestones in history

Commercial satellite service to the North by Bell Canada began January 1 1973 when ANIK 1 entered regular service. The first telephone booths manufactured in Canada debuted February 2 1898 by Northern Electric and Manufacturing Company. Canada’s first electronic Switching System was inaugurated February 6 1967 to serve Expo 67.

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Bell Canada Anik 1 Canada Northern Electric and Manufacturing Company
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