Westinghouse Canada Names Promotion Heads for East and West
The Canadian Westinghouse Company unveils new merchandising and sales plans for radio and electrical products. It names J Biggar as Manager Merchandising of Promotion for Eastern Canada and E Munro in charge of Sales Promotion for Western Canada to expand dealer partnerships and sustain year round business.
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World Exhibition and travel notes spark Canadian interest
Reports from Canada highlight the World Grain Exhibition set for Regina July 26 to August 6 1943 with invitations extended to sixteen countries. Radio growth and a maiden voyage of the Empress of Costa Pacific are noted along with travel promises to Banff and the Rockies and remarks by J B Priestley on a Vancouver Banff train ride.
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Canada and Atlantic news and rail travel notes 1931
Final figures show gold output in 1930 and two months of 1931 exceed prior records. Alberta clinics offered free service to remote districts. The Duchess of York carried 748 passengers on her New York Bermuda run. A Montreal artist organises a paint tour from Montreal to Victoria. Canada’s forestry value around 500 million dollars with over 200 thousand employed. The Ontario gold total rose 23 percent in two months. E W Beatty becomes president of the Boy Scouts Association of Canada. A centenarian pensioner in New Brunswick nears a century. Railroad safety emphasizes teamwork and efficiency. The Montreal to Toronto hour service gains popularity with reduced weekend fares.
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Canadian Pacific ships launch summer service on Great Lakes
The Canadian Pacific Railway announces three passenger ships operating from Owen Sound Port McNicoll and Fort William will begin summer sailings on May 4 and May 23. Services run weekly with multiple departures to Fort William and Port McNicoll, offering scenic oceanlike voyages of about 600 miles and 89 hours on the Great Lakes. The trip features promenades, dancing, and luxurious amenities, marketed as a refreshing contrast to rail travel for travelers seeking beauty and comfort this season.
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