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Which project did Chinese immigrants work on?
in Canada many Chinese people helped build the Canadian pacific railway after confederation (CPR ) if you look up who built the railway you will find that most Chinese people helped build it
Why did Chinese build the CPR?
Because the Chinese wanted to help the Americans with their part of building it and get paid.
If there had been no Chinese workers on the CPR would tehre be no CPR?
I think there would still have been a CPR but it would have taken many more years to build since there were no Chinese who were willing to do hard dangerous work for less than half of what canadains were being paid.
Who was the leader of CPR?
Donald A Smith, helped to build the Canada Pacific Railway.William C van Horne started his career as superindent and at 28 he became the General Superindent of the railway. George Stephen also helped to build the CPR. He signed a contract with CPR in 1880 and he was the first ever President of CPR till 1888.
Why did they build the CPR?
it was made to cross the trains.
Where do you take a CPR course in Canada?
To find locations in Canada to take CPR classes, contact the Canadian Red Cross. See the related link.
What jobs did William Van Horne do?
he ate the largest pizza in the world in 1884 in Canada. In contrary to popular belief, the Illuminati thinks he didn';t build the CPR.
How long did it take to build the CPR?
49 years
Where did the CPR start building?
It started in Vancouver,Canada
Can you get certified for cpr online?
You need to complete CPR classes in person to be certified. There is a minimum number of hours that must be met for CPR training to be certified in Canada and the U.S.
Who were the builders of the CPR railway?
There is a very very old saying that is mostly true About the construction of the CPR. Paid for by the English Managed by the Scots Built by the Irish and Chinese
In relationship to Canada - what does CPR stand for?
It means: Canadian Pacific Railway in this context
