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LIle IS VICTORIA BRITISH COLUMBIA

A TRIBUTE

There is little doubt that the cessation of hostilities will see a lively movement of population and capital to British

Columbia. All over the world, people are showing a quickened appreciation of what it has io offer.

It has everything—location, climate, resources, opportunities, all the little amenities, unimportant in themselves,
but which combine to make life something more than simply a matter of habit and routine.

Finally, there is its uncompromising attitude towards lawlessness and crime; as a recent visitor puts it,” a delightful
feeling of security.”

As a people, we have an inbred respect for law and order, but a substantial measure of credit belongs to our Provin-
cial Police, the oldest organized police force in the Dominion of Canada, its officers trained to perform their duties
tactfully, but firmly and fearlessly. It is thanks to them that, in all the vast area of British Columbia, there is no

single spot where the power of the law does not prevail.

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