capreol造句

• With the advent of Walden, Valley East and Capreol.
• In their first season, the Capreol Hawks won the league championship.
• Logs from this area were taken to the Wanapitei River and Capreol Township.
• In 2012, the former Capreol fire hall was acquired by the museum.
• A lumber yard was also established at Capreol.
• From 1918 to 2000, Capreol existed as an independent town, situated on the Vermilion River.
• The existing town of Capreol also expanded its boundaries in 1973 to annex the unincorporated communities of Milnet.
• He later settled in Capreol, Ontario, where he worked as a railway conductor and a union activist
• The first family to move into Capreol was Adolph and Margaret Sawyer, both of whom pioneered in farming.
• The township of Capreol, in Northern Ontario was named in his honour, by the Province of Ontario.
• In 1996, the last Canadian census before the municipal amalgamation, Capreol had a population of 3, 817.
• At Bailey Corners, the highway encountered Hanmer and Capreol; drivers continuing along Highway 541 were required to turn.
• In 1911, federal funding was made available for construction of the line Montreal  Ottawa  Capreol  Port Arthur.
• In recent years, Capreol citizens have voiced their concerns that the city government does not adequately serve the community's needs.
• Following his defeat, he was re-elected to Capreol's town council as mayor in 1969, serving four years.
• The town of Capreol, originally a Canadian Northern Railways divisional point, was named for the township in which it is located.
• Capreol was fired as manager two days before the official sod turning, which was carried out on 15 October 1851 by Lady Elgin.
• In the fours discipline, he won the 1922 Canadian fours silver medal with partners Sidney Pepler, Frankford Rogers, and Katherine Capreol.