Maples Ridge to host new $49 million correctional facility
The first and largest phase of a new $49 million correctional complex will replace Oakalla on 280 acres of Crown land in Maples Ridge. Premier Vander Zalm says the project will create about 150 construction jobs over three years and employ roughly 180 people upon completion.
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Vander Zalm
Surrey Memorial Hospital
Bill Vander Zalm
the Echo
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T.F
Goulish Affair Preparations Advance With Committee Heads
Christine Meden, Recreational Director, says Goulish Af fair plans are progressing well. Committee heads are set with decorating and candy bagging needing chiefs. Liz Campbell leads the teen dance kitchen, Laura Hauser heads sign making, and the Fire Department will be involved.
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Brian King
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R.C
M.P
Jessie Boysen
C.A.C.R.S
Christine Meden
Liz Campbell
Laura Hauser
Rec Centre
Westgate
IGA
Shoppers Food Mart
Canada reaches 1910 treaty and naval plan shaped 1911 vote
A historical summary notes the 1910 Canada United States tariff treaty and Britain’s request for ships and sailors. Laurier’s plan for a separate Canadian navy faced opposition, contributing to the 1911 Liberal defeat and Borden’s rise. The text also lists Halloween event details and candy donations in Chetwynd.
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Royal Navy
Wilfrid
Laurier
Robert L. Borden
History of
Merchandise Mart Plaza
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