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You probably have your own “solving problems with fresh perspectives” story to tell. Don’t be shy, we’d love you to share a creative story or two with the rest of the region.
Cyrus Dolph
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Innovations
With the end of World War II, a new society emerged.
In 1965 professor Wesley Graham working with four students and other faculty developed WATFOR – Waterloo Fortran Compiler, solving the IBM 7040’s problems.
The 1910s and 1920s were a tumultuous period of time in Canada.
A Preston (Cambridge) car company with headquarters in Galt. They produced about 175 vehicles, stressing that they were automobiles, not motor carriages.
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