Immigration and trade notes from 1925 Canada and Britain
Immigration to Canada in 1925 totaled 84 907 with notable shares from the British Isles and the United States. A new cash on delivery parcel system was launched across Great Britain enabling £0 value parcels to be posted to any address with value collected by the Post Office. On the Pacific Coast business and lumber activity rose with stronger power and mill developments. Canadian Club of Boston highlighted 900 000 Canadians in Massachusetts. Sir Esme Howard warned Britain must help maintain peace via the League of Nations, or risk continental domination.
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Canada
United States
Great Britain
Pacific Coast
A. M. Johnson
Canadian Club of Boston
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Johnson
Massachusetts
Boston
Esme Howard
Toronto
C.P.R
League of Nations
Esme
England
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