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Western Canada to be split into two provinces
The 1953 plan details Western Canada as two provinces with ambitions for agricultural growth. It notes Manitoba and Saskatchewan as leads with shared governance aims, large settler influx, and federal funding for schools, roads, and services. Population and production projections, timber, wheat, and dairy sectors, plus tax and infrastructure considerations, are outlined.
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