Prince Rupert Daily News, 15 November 1937, p. 1: the Pattullo Bridge opened
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- Prince Rupert Daily News, 15 November 1937, p. 1: the Pattullo Bridge opened
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- 15 Nov 1937
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- Prince Rupert City and Regional Archives, Prince Rupert newspaper archive
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- https://prnewspaperarchives.ca/islandora/object/prdn:59454
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Read from the archive's OCR text, 12 Oct 2026. Canadian Press: the bridge, under construction "since October, 1935 when the Dominion Bridge Company was awarded the contract," overall length "some 7800 feet," cost "approximately $4,000,000," opened by Pattullo with the Public Works Minister F. M. MacPherson and Mayor Fred Hume of New Westminster. (On 9 September the paper had noted a movement in New Westminster "for the abolition of the tolls by which the Pattullo Bridge was financed"; the tolls were lifted on 12 February 1952.) See Duff Pattullo, 22nd Premier of British Columbia: what did he get right, and what did he get wrong?.
---title: "Prince Rupert Daily News, 15 November 1937, p. 1: the Pattullo Bridge opened"type: newspaperdate: "15 Nov 1937"repository: Prince Rupert City and Regional Archives, Prince Rupert newspaper archiveurl: "https://prnewspaperarchives.ca/islandora/object/prdn:59454"seen: transcriptaccess: public---Read from the archive's OCR text, 12 Oct 2026. Canadian Press: the bridge, under construction "sinceOctober, 1935 when the Dominion Bridge Company was awarded the contract," overall length "some 7800 feet," cost"approximately $4,000,000," opened by Pattullo with the Public Works Minister F. M. MacPherson and Mayor Fred Humeof New Westminster. (On 9 September the paper had noted a movement in New Westminster "for the abolition of thetolls by which the Pattullo Bridge was financed"; the tolls were lifted on 12 February 1952.) See`pattullo-premiership`.