Yukon Trade and Transit Costs Highlight 1901 Season
The Russell Banner reports Yukon import activity in the 1901 season reached seven figures with freight totaling 8.4 million dollars. Canadian goods dominate margins with butter losses from poor packing, while local vegetable production expands to meet demand. St Michael's and the Lower Yukon route and White Pass carry most shipments.
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Yukon Territory
St. Michael's
Yukon River
White Pass
United States
Yukon
Hudson's Bay Comay
Technical Education Urged in Canada Growth Need
At a Toronto technical school gathering the provincial minister of education urged expanding technical education nationwide. He cited the U S Congress approving 9 million dollars for this purpose as evidence of its value to industry and urged Canadian government action and coordinated provincial efforts to secure federal support.
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Toronto
Canada
Congress of
United States
Government of
Harcourt
Census Figures For Canada Population Totals
Census figures issued by the census department list Canada’s population at 5,369,666 with the provinces and territories broken down: Prince Edward Island 103,259 Nova Scotia 459,574 New Brunswick 331,120 Quebec 1,643,898 Ontario 2,182,942 Manitoba 25,947 British Columbia 177,272 Northwest Territories 158,091 Yukon 27,167 Unorganized Territories 25,546. Total 5,869,666.
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Canada
Census Department
Prince Edward Island
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
British Columbia
Norwest Territories
Yukon
Census Biased Labels Stir Debate on Religion in Canada
The Census Department faces criticism for listing Agnostic Atheist Infidel Free Thinker and Socialist under Religions. Critics question classification methods and comparison to labeling Hebrews Protestants. Readers note confusion over how Adhostic and Free Thinker distinctions were drawn.
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Census
Canada
Ee Ieee Petree Rae
Per
Leery
Prohibition Debate Sparks Temperance Reform Push
The piece notes rising support for voluntary abstinence in Canada amid talks on liquor regulation. It cites a German manufacturer blaming beer for reduced competitiveness with U.S. firms and John Burns urging restraint in Britain. Burns criticizes workers for unrestricted intake while praising temperance as reform grows.
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Canada
U.S
John Burns
House of Commons
England
Prohibition Referendum Talks and Senate Majority Shifts
Rumors of a June Boers terms, Manitoba referendum debates and a provincial poll next summer frame a wide spread. The C P R plans 250000 in British Columbia improvements while Ontario prohibitionists reject a referendum backed by Premier Ross. The Senate Liberal majority possibility rises as Conservative seats dwindle after Prowse’s death and ongoing appointments.
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Marconi
Italy
British Columbia
Manitoba
Ontario
Ross
Montreal
Senate
Prowse
Laurier
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