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The franchise for Campbell & Haliburton Ltd. for Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario to the Head of the Lakes was purchased by Patric Cadman in 1953. Mr. Cadman proceeded to buy agencies at the following points: Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Regina, Brandon, and Winnipeg.<\/p>\n
The Agency purchased in Regina was “Walker Agencies” which operated in the Fidelity Trust Building on the 1800 Block Cornwall under the management of Jack Walker the past industrial development director for the City of Regina.<\/p>\n
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