Prince Rupert Halibut Hub Drives Canadian Fisheries Boom
Prince Rupert in British Columbia emerges as a top Canadian fish port with halibut sales fueled by CN Railways express service. In 1922 the port landed 25,275,200 lbs of halibut and 35,225,300 lbs of salmon with strong potential in cod and herring, while hundreds of boats operate in its harbor.
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Canadian National Railways
British Columbia
Dominion of Canada
Prince Rupert
Canadian National
Winnipeg
Montreal
Toronto
America
The Manitoba Legislature Opens in Partial Progress
The 17th Manitoba Legislature opens with the Speech from the Throne. Premier Bracken highlights agriculture, diversified farming, school expansion, and railway issues. Debates touch on farm costs, labor, and provincial economy as parties plan motions and committees for a two month session.
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Department of Marketing
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Griffiths Moves Reply to Speech Praising By Elections
J B Griffiths moved the reply to the Speech from the Throne last Monday and congratulated Charles Cannon and Albert Prefontaine on Mountain and Carillon by euphemised by-elections. He praised Norris and Bayley and urged Bayley to join the progressive group while expressing sympathy for John Kennedy's illness and hoping for his return to the house.
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Bracken
Muirhead
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Queen
F. G. Taylor
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Charles Cannon
Albert Prefontaine
Mountain
Carillon
Norris
Bayley
Assiniboa
Guliths
Rhineland
Graser Western Rye Grass: Canada’s First Western Rye Variety
Western Rye Grass, first selected by Kenneth Mac Ivor in Manitoba, later proven self fertilized by Dr. Malte, produced notable seed yields at Ottawa and Scott Station. The No 5 strain, Graser, favored for high aftermath and hay yield, became the first named Western Rye Grass variety in Canada. Seed from 1821 sowing produced 473 lb/acre in 1922 and 650 lb/acre in 1923, now sold in small quantities to farmers.
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Kenneth MacIvor
Virden
Manitoba
Malte
Dominion Experimental Farms
Ottawa
Scott Station
Canada
Home Bank Depositors Plan Ottawa Descent
Depositors of the Home Bank plan a January 28 protest in Ottawa to press the McKenzie King government to take responsibility for the collapse. The delegation, including sitting MPs and local supporters, will be joined by influential national figures to demand relief, noting the government had prior knowledge of the bank’s weakness.
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Wll
W. L. McKenzie King
Commons
Dominion
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