Canada Pacific notes tourism boom and BC apples reach world markets
The report highlights a record planting by Quebec Lands and Forests at 1.6 million trees with plans for 3 million next year. Canada’s net debt fell by 52.5 million in four months to 2.295 billion. Tourism rises with cosmopolitan origins and BC apples export to the UK, Europe and Asia. A Mop was organized with 40 British Isles students to Saskatchewan farms. Alberta to open a 100 million whitefish hatchery at Lesser Slave Lake. CP Rail officials predict continued growth in transport and agriculture as population rises. General outlook remains optimistic with higher gross earnings offset by rising costs.
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