Canada Must Build Hudson Bay Rail and Navigation Aids
The article argues the Hudson Bay railway and Hudson Straits navigation route are national necessities, requiring full navigation aids as essential national equipment. It also criticizes wasteful use of legal machinery and notes French Canadians’ cultural affinity to France beyond politics.
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Winnipeg
Hudson Bay Railway
Hudson Straits
Canada
Great Britain
France
A Hint to the Pas Police
A New York Tribune excerpt contrasts Jersey City Salvation Army ambulances that help drunks with the Pas Police practice of arresting intoxicated individuals, possibly assaulting them, and locking them in a cell overnight as a long standing approach.
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Pas Police
New York Tribune
Salvation Army
Jersey City
Trade links could open Sydney to river trade routes
The Daily Post notes Eastern Canada products like coal and iron may find a western market via Hudson Bay. A future trade line could see steamers operating between Sydney harbor and Port Nelson carrying cargo both ways, signaling growth for Cape Breton and middle Canada.
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Daily Post
Sydney
N.S
Canada
Hudson Bay
Cape Breton
Middle Canada
Sydney Harbor
Port Nelson
Saw It Right by Maitre Laberi in Canada
The narrator notes admiration for the French spirit in Canada and the enduring French influence, suggesting that Canada remains French in spirit and culture.
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Maitre Laberi
Canada
Political pull and the Saskatoon elevator dispute
The piece questions if Liberal representation in Ottawa determined Saskatoon and Moose Jaw gains. It argues Saskatoon’s elevator owed to Hudson Bay railway needs, implying political rhetoric masked practical aims. It notes a Swiss frontier station cost about £8,000,000 with Baden funding.
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Saskatoon
Moose Jaw
Ottawa
Hudson Bay Railway
Algo
Which of the Three Winnipeg Telegram
One of the largest and most expensive railway stations in France features in a Three part inquiry cited by the Winnipeg Telegram. The article outlines the station’s ambitious scale, cost, and architectural significance within French rail history.
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Winnipeg Telegram
France
Immigrant Recenters Welcomed From Nordic Nations
Ottawa reports the Dominion government acts to attract immigrants from Norway Sweden and Denmark to Canada. The Minnesota experience shows Norse settlements thriving and Ontario and western regions inviting Danish settlers to enrich the population. The Danes are the finest.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Canada
Minnesota
Ontario
Temperance committee report condemns sensual amusements in Canada
Committees reporting to the Methodist Temperance and Moral Reform board, meeting in Toronto, deplore perversion in modern fashions and the sensual in amusements. They urge action to suppress social evil, and suggest community control of motion picture theatres to educate the public.
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Moral Reform Board
Toronto
Moving Picture Theatres
British Columbia
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