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May 4, 2016

 

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25 million acres ‘fit for settlement’. The CPR ‘earned’ every even section for 24 miles on either side of the railway track as the track was constructed for a potential total of 25 million acres or about 1/5 of arable Prairie land. This procedure was similar to U.S. grants to railways except the 24 miles was greater than U...
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distances. There was, however, a uniquely Canadian provision. If the CPR found any of this land not ‘fit for settlement’, the CPR had the option to exchange this earned land for an equal amount of Dominion land elsewhere. We shall see that the ‘fit for settlement’ clause probably hindered rather than stimulated Prairie settlement...
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