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Canora Boundary Established

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The Canora school was opened in 1949, and the neighbourhood became known by the school's name.

Civic ward: Nakota Isga. District: Jasper Place. City boundary records effective 2004-04-14.

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When: 2004
Neighbourhood: Canora
Story type: Boundary
Boundary change: Initial

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Dataset: Edmonton Open Data
Neighbourhood number: 4090

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