Canadian Highlights of 1958 Floods and Quiet Change
The St. Lawrence drainage on July 1 created Lake St. Lawrence, submerging eight communities and 225 farms to form a 100 square mile headpond for U S Canada power stations at Cornwall. 6,500 people relocated, 25 homes moved, and 477 new buildings plus railways and highways built. On May 12 James Gladstone became Canada’s first Indian Senator, taking oath in Ottawa.
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St. Lawrence
Lake St. Lawrence
U.S
Cornwall
International Rapids
Iroquois
Mille Roches
James Gladstone
Canada
Alberta
Ottawa
Farmers press Ottawa for deficiency payments on grain
Saskatchewan farmers across the Wheat Pool and Farmers Union mobilize a mass petition campaign to Ottawa to obtain deficiency payments for wheat oats and barley for 1955-58. Campaign includes 15 000 participants with rallies and media outreach across districts and sub districts.
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Ottawa
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Saskatchewan Farmers’ Union
Saskatchewan Famvers’ Union
Government of Canada
Canadian Wheat Board
SFA
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Vancouver
Seymour Narrows
Lucile Wheeler
St. Jovite
Que
Austria
Farmers Plan
Mammoth Petition
Gail Adams
Drumheller
Alta
Britain
France
United State
Australia
Gail
Princess Margaret
Nova Scotia
Digby
National Film Board of Canada