Alberta Growth and Canadian Trade Highlight 1921 Update
Alberta population quadrupled since provincehood while grain yields rose twentyfold. 1923 agricultural output valued at 223 million dollars. Canada’s 1921 wealth totaled 22.195 billion with Ontario leading at 7.353 billion. New seed stocks and civic stunts mark regional activity. Anglers prizes funded by CPR announced. London convention hosts address by E. W. Beatty.
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The Canadian Pacific maintains a Time Service and Vision Color-Sense and Hearing Department to screen applicants for engineers firemen conductors and other safety critical roles. Exams cover near and far vision color sensitivity and hearing with annual or biennial re tests and special traveling test cars to cover Eastern and Western lines.
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