Annapolis Royal unveils bronze tablet at Port Royal site
A bronze tablet showing France and Navarre arms marks the site of Port Royal's first fort. Built in 1606 by De Monts and Champlain, attacked in 1618, restored in 1629, and tied to Nova Scotia heritage. Lieutenant Governor unveiled it with Historic Monuments Board members amid architecture peers.
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Canadian Pacific profits rise in seven months of 1926
The Canadian Pacific Railway shows net profits of 96.091 million for the first seven months of 1926, up from 1925. Gross earnings reach 101.826 million versus 90.348 million last year. Also notes changes in staff and related industry visits in Montreal, Toronto, and other cities.
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