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BY Jean Sharp

The first hospital in Canada
was founded 328 years ago, in
Quebee City, Three Augustin.
lan nuns from Dieppe, France,
spent their first harsh winter
in Canada caring for 100 Euro-
pean and 200 Indian: patients.
All three became ill; and in
the spring Mother Marie de St.
Ignace died,

Jeanne Mance, consideredCa
nada's first lay nurse and
administrator Janded at Ville
Marie, now Montreal, in 1642,
in spite of Indian attacks, she
saw L¥Hotel Dieu de St. Joseph
de Montreal beilt and signed an
agreement with the Religious
Hospltallers of St, Josephs to

staff and maintain it after her
death.
He

Home nursing service alse,
began in Montreal. It was done
by the Soeurs de 1a Charile de
L*Hospital de Montreal - the
Grey Nuns - an order founded

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Nuns began Canada’s first hospital

by Madame dtYouville, a phi
lanthropic widow,

These hospitals saw a variety
of uniforms during the French.
English campaigns, the Amer
ican Revolution and the war of
1812, .

in the Maritimes and Upper

pitals were milltary,

In 1818 land was set aside
for a public hospital in York,
now Toronto, but by the time
it was built, Parliament burned

the legislative assembly until
1829, It finally became what now
is tha Toronto General Hospital.
In 1880,

Much the same thing happened
in Kingston, Ont, What now Is

the Kingston General opened in
1833, In 1842 it was taken over
by the government and became

Canada, many of the first hos-

down, and the building housed |-

a hospital again two years later.

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Hospitals in Western Canada
followed ‘the Mountles, the rail-
roads and settlers, ~

pital in 1844, Kt now is the
St. Boniface General Hospital.

The first patient in the Wine
nipeg General was a typhoid

mas Eve, 1872,

‘Hospitals were set up at Sask-
atoon and Moose Jaw during the
Riel rebellion of 1885, Cthars
_began at RCMP outposts and
‘ railroad construction camps. °

in the Yukon and Northwest
Territories, lt was missionar-
les, the Red Cross and miners
who organized the first hos.
pitals,

of the Canadian Pacific Rall
way through the perilous Fraser

where mountain goats would
have quit.

Henry J. Camule wrote:
“Quite a stretch of it was laid
out by a very small portion
of our engineering staff, consis:
ting of two sallors who strung
ropes fram rock to rockor from
tree totrea, and afew engineers,
who, steadying themselves with
these ropes, went along ontheir
bare feet to lay out the work,!?

Camble was one of thoseengi-
neers, Not only did he plan the
route of the Canadlan Pacific
Railway In British Columbia, but
the Canadian Northern Railway
and the P.G,E. which came later,
also followed courses which he
‘had mapped out.

Born in Ireland in 1836 he
came with his parents te Ont
‘arlo as a youth of 16, He work.
ed on railways tn Ontario, New
Brunswick and Quebec earning
a reputation in his work that
: led to an appointment In British
-Columbia by the federal govern.
. tent, He was sent here to bulld
the Esquimalt and Nanaimo Jina |'
which was planned then tocrogs
the Seymour Narrows and the
‘Province, .

The scheme fell through but.|
‘Cambie was set to work on sur.
yeys on the mainland, His
. Studies. proved Burrard inlet! ¢
worth as a harbour andterminal!
for the first Trans-Canada rall--
ways. - :
* In 1876 he explored that Chik

In. 1876 he was ‘in charge of
‘all surveys in B.C, In 1977 he
-dlracted the survey of the
Fraser River rail route,.In 1978
he charted: a rail route to the |.

my

Cambie climbed diff
to build BC railways

When they lafd out the route. .

‘Canyon in the 1880%s it meant os
clambering along sheer ‘clifts

' Peace River area became a P,G,
"E, rall route 75 years later, | -

When the frst. Trans-Canada |.-
Hine was opened Jn 1386 Cambie
=-was appolnted Chief Engineer of
; the Western Division, = -
~ In 1902 he became’ a consuls

“naming: of
mouth of ‘the Skeena = now used|

by the CNR Ine to Prince Rup
ert. -
He auperintended construction
in the Savona and Shuswap sec-
tlons. His explorations in the

tant engineer to the line,

_ He dled at Vancouver in 1028) :

"at the. age, of 92 -and was hdn-.|
‘ oured by a plaque at the CPR| -
‘Statlon. at Vancouver ahd by the.|.
a-atreat in that city, |

7 Cy Contenntal!

Ups homes cost: editor |

.. “In all the recent flurry to
boost the volume of new hous
ing,'* says Clittord Fowke, edi
tor of Canadian Builder, ‘yery
little has been done -- or ts
even contemplated — to elimi
nate the morass of government
Processing, charges and proce.
dures,’ ;
Yet this situation, Fowke in-
sists, has dane more to force

-mont ineptitude in the building

field can only be eliminater &
by concentrating atiention ofthe’ ff
real problema with’ a view to
removing them, rather thaneire (
‘curnventing’ them without ‘true. #9
benefit to.the publie:!?) = =) ot

tlonal areas, and other services
‘to new davelopments ‘since they
cannot raise the money else
where. "The cry for provinces
and the federal government to:
shoulder the cost of both ser
‘vices and of education,’ says
Fowke, “is becoming strongor ,
daily, But this does not fore:
give the governments at allthree |
levels for having allowed this

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Women who are angels can @
often give man a devil ofa j

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According to Canadian Butld-
eT, at least $2,000 could be cut
from the price of the average
home or other new structure if
“this bumbling, sometimes well
meaning, often dellberate qua-
gmire of governmental inter,
ference were removed,’ ’

Fowke says the municipalities
are the worst offenders, because

up the cost of housing, restrict situation to develop. Govern | time, _- ,
volume, andfrustratetheefforts| sinsandtermes v4 he
of the building industry in Cans PSO NOSTRIN ses aS

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