Who Should Lead Whom On Public Health Policy
An anonymous critique questions government notices on smoking bans and public health. It weighs costs vs benefits of anti smoking laws, water treatment upgrades, and by law enforcement, arguing citizens should question leaders and their motives. The piece cites studies on risks from smoke fries and chlorine fluoride in water as examples.
Southesk family journey to the Canadian prairies in 1859
The 9th Earl of Southesk and Sir George Simpson traveled from Toronto to Chicago and north by rail, then overland to the Red River Settlement. They reached Fort Garry after supplies, proceeding 230 miles west to Fort Ellice and 100 miles to Fort Qu’Appelle in 17 days, passing White Horse Plains en route.
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Scotland
Southesk
Earl of
Canada
Hudson’s Bay Company
Wilds
Prairies
Sir George Simpson
North America
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West
Toronto
Chicago
Red River
Fort Garry
St. Paul
Minnesota
Fort Ellice
Assiniboine
Qu’Appelle
White Horse Plains
Buffalo
Fort Qu’Appelle
Moosomin
Earl of derby Southesk Canadian journey chronicled
The Earl's 1860 expedition across Saskatchewan River through Fort Carlton Jasper House and Bow Valley ends in Fort Garry with dogsled return to Scotland. His journal describes sleeping under stars Indians prairie life meat tastes and Shakespeare by Jackfish Lake. Museums and an Edmonton artist revive interest.
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Saskatchewan River
Southesk
Kinnard Castle
Fort Carlton
Biggar
Jackfish Lake
Fort Pitt
Fort Edmonton
Jasper House
McLeod River
Jasper National Park
Kootenay Plain
Siffleur
Pipestone Pass
Bow Valley
Prairies
Fort Garry
Scotland
Earl
Edmonton
England
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