Eskimos trained for new DEW Line and trades
The Department of Northern Affairs reports 103 Eskimos have taken vocational training since 1954. Thirty men finished a six week carpentry course at Aklavik and join workers building a new town site. others train as radio operators truck and tractor drivers graders power shovels hoists bulldozers watchmakers nurses aides. Plans aim to train 90 more for DEW Line jobs.
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Department of Northern Affairs
Aklavik
Arctic
Montreal
Winnipeg
Calgary
Fort William
Leduc
Alberta
Battle honor carried by 1 RCHA battery in Korea
A Battery of eight guns in the 1st Regiment Royal Canadian Horse Artillery bears a Korea battle honor earned after the Kowang-San engagement in October 1952. The plaque honoring the RCR crest was placed on the guns after the RCR defended Hill 355 and repelled a Chinese assault, with Sgt. J A Charles and Capt. Gordon Kimmerly shown in a Winnipeg photo from the new mess opening.
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Royal Canadan Artillery
1St Regiment
Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
Korea
Kowang-San
Royal Canadian Regiment
RCR
4 Rcha
R.C.H.A
Winnipeg
Fort Osborne
J. A. Charles
Kingston
Ont
RCHA
Gordon Kimmerly
Montreal
R.C.R
Duck Food Fit for a King
Central Canada now grows wild rice on a widening scale with slow rivers marshes and shallow lakes as ideal planting grounds. Winnipeg’s Z Durand demonstrates a self built rice harvester with long scoops on a trough and vibrating rods to shake kernels from the plants.
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Canada
Z. Durand
Winnipeg
Arctic
National Film Board of Canada
Richard Harrington
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