Canada:
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- Signing of a convention between the United States and Great Britain for
the preservation of the halibut fishery in the Northern Pacific1 (Documents 311-326)
- Termination of the Canadian practice of granting port privileges to United
States fishing vessels (Documents 327-328)
- Negotiations for a new treaty between the United States and Canada to
limit naval armament on the Great Lakes (Documents 329-334)
- Canadian legislation authorizing the prohibition of the exportation of
pulpwood18 (Documents 335-339)
- Establishment of a joint board of control to supervise the diversion of
waters from the Niagara River (Documents 340-342)
- For previous correspondence concerning the regulation
of fisheries, see
Foreign Relations, 1922, vol.i, pp. 669 ff.↩ - For previous correspondence
concerning efforts to secure removal of restrictions upon exportation of
pulpwood from Canada, see
Foreign Relations, 1921, vol.i, pp. 299 ff.↩