Policy ties rail expansion to farmers needs in 1899 Manitoba
Hon. Mr. Greenway defends his railway policy from 1888 noting continued expansion with $1,750 per mile bonuses for lines such as the Northern Pacific Frost Basin and C. P. R. extensions. He rebuts claims of improper deals with Waskada and other contracts and asserts continued support for local development and settlement.
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Greenway
Northern Pacific Railway
Souris
C. P.R
Pipestone
Foxton
Belmont
Northern Pacific
Waskada
T Northern Pacific Railway
Mr. Mellen
Deloraine
Manitoba
Lac du Bonnet
Winnipeg
Dauphin
Gilbert Plains
Order In Council
Rapid City
Sir Wilfrid Laurier Sets Clear Imperial Stance
The Sherbrooke address outlines Laurier and Canada's government position on imperial matters ahead of Parliament. He defends assisting England with 2000 Canadian volunteers and argues constitutional independence while rejecting race and creed discord. He portrays Canada as a growing nation with room for all.
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Sherbrooke Quebec
Wilfrid
England
Sir Wilfrid Laurier