Hudson Bay Route and Churchill Trade Struggles in Canada
A historical overview praises the Hudson Bay Route from Western Canada to Europe, detailing the push from the On To The Bay Association and the later Hudson Bay Route Association. It highlights shipping, exports, and imports, the St Lawrence Seaway context, storage proposals at Baie Comeau, and argues for greater use of Churchill and Newfoundland ports to reduce transport costs and boost national prosperity.
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Hudson Bay
Western Canada
Europe
Dominion of Canada
Creat
Prairies
Dominion
Pas
Manitoba
Churchill
On To the Bay Association
Dalglierh Shipping Co
Newcastle-on-Tyne
England
West
Hudson Bay Route Association
Saskatchewan
Ths
International Nickel Co Nt Thompson
Chuchill
Atlantic
Canadian Wheat Board
Fort Wiliam
Une
Churehill
Hutson Bay
Jone
Uti
St. Lawrence Seaway
U.S
Cargill Grain Co
Chicago
Baie Comeau
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Fort William
Canada
Newfoundland
Mortier Bay
John G. Diefenbaker
United Nations Assembly
Worlds Food Bank
Uume
St. Lawrence
Radisson and
Groseilliers
Paris
London
Hudson Bay Co
Seaboard
Acairs
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Plan to transfer 20 percent production to Edmonton
Continental Can Company of Canada plans moving about one fifth of Burnaby plant oil can production to Edmonton early next year. Senior staff will relocate to Edmonton as the Alberta milk can business grows and a $500 000 Edmonton plant is built.
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Continental Can Company of Canada Ltd
Burnaby, B.C
Edmonton
Alberta
Leftover Turkey Dishes for Festive Meals
Unexpected visit from Isabel Barker Nutritionist inspires creative uses for turkey leftovers. Recipes include Turkey Pleasure with potatoes and cheddar, and Turkey Divan with broccoli, cheese, and cream sauce.
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Turkey
Ot tawa Parliament Building cornerstone anniversary noted
The 100th anniversary of the laying of the corner stone of Ottawa's Parliament Building is marked, recalling the act by the then Prince of Wales who would become Edward VII.
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Ottawa
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Headache tablets may be dangerous
Two Calgary doctors urge government, manufacturers, and the medical profession to curb accidental salicylate poisoning in children. They cite 41 cases and note adults' preparations often cause harm. call for stronger labelling, warnings, tamper proof bottles, and cooperative action by industry and health authorities.
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Calgary
Food and Drug Branch
Department of Health
Co-op
Man Delivers His Own Premature Son in Bedroom
A 35-year-old Vancouver man, Doug Hole, delivered his premature son at home in North Burnaby on a Sunday when the baby arrived early. The wife Betty, 32, and baby, three pounds 12 ounces, were reported to be fine in hospital after the quick birth. Doug, who has farm experience delivering calves and lambs, said he was not worried and had little time once the labor started.
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Vancouver
North Burnaby
Doug Hole
Betty
Quick Canadian Quiz answers reveal regional hubs and growth
Largest Nova Scotia and New Brunswick cities Halifax and St John alongside Regina. Saskatchewan. In 1959 foreign goods sold exceeded exports by 590 million dollars. Explorer John Cabot was Italian. 1960 manufacturing wage at mid 1960 was 72.07 dollars weekly. Population growth: less than 8 percent annually.
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Nova Scotia
Saskatchewan
New Brunswick
Canada
John Cabot
England
Halifax
N.S
Regina
Sask
St. John
N.B
Alberta Lumber and Forest Products Value Declines
Alberta reported last year a total value of lumber and forest products at 16.5 million dollars. The figure reflects the sector's output across pulp, wood products, and associated industries within the province.
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Alberta
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James F. Gray
Vaancouver
New West
Victoria
Wheat Board
Sorel
Three Rivers
Quebec
Churchill Harbour
Isabel
Prairie Publishers Co-Operative Limited
Scarth Street
Sas
QUICK
Canadian Arthritis and Rheumatism Society
Northern Crown Building
Regina - Sosk
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