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George Hedley Vicars Bulyea (February 17, 1859 – July 22, 1928) was a
Canadian politician and the
first Lieutenant Governor of Alberta. As the youngest...
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Bulyea /ˈbʊljeɪ/ BUUL-yay (2016 po****tion: 113) is a
village in the
Canadian province of
Saskatchewan within the
Rural Muni****lity of
McKillop No. 220...
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Bulyea Heights is a
residential neighbourhood in the
Riverbend area of
south west Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The
neighbourhood overlooks Whitemud Cr****...
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Belyea (also
spelled Bulyea or Boulier) is a
French Huguenot surname. It is
mostly found in Canada,
among descendants of
United Empire Loyalists, who moved...
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Mount Bulyea is
located in
Banff National Park on the
border of
Alberta and
British Columbia. It was
named in 1920
after Hon.
George H. V.
Bulyea, a Canadian...
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Province of
Alberta was
formed in 1905, its
Lieutenant Governor,
George Bulyea,
asked Rutherford to form the new province's
first government. As premier...
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Great Waterways Railway scandal. The
Lieutenant Governor of Alberta,
George Bulyea, was a
Liberal and
determined that for the sake of the
Alberta Liberal Party...
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Annie Babbitt Bulyea (17
September 1863 – 27
August 1934) was a
Canadian temperance leader. She was the
honorary president of the
Dominion Woman's Christian...
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Buffalo Coulee No. 453
January 30, 1942
County of
Minburn No. 27
Bulyea No. 215
December 14, 1914
Burlington No. 2
Burlington No. 34
December 9...
- Alberta's
first Lieutenant Governor,
George H. V.
Bulyea (left), at
Government House with the Lord
Strathcona and
Mount Royal (centre) and
Alexander Cameron...
