How did Tupper contribute to Nova Scotia's industry?
Establishing fisheries
Expanding mining
Founding steel mills
Expanding railway network
Answer
Tupper expanded Nova Scotia's railway network, connecting the province to major markets and stimulating economic growth. This infrastructure facilitated the transportation of goods and resources, such as coal and fish, to regional and international destinations. The improved connectivity also attracted industries and businesses to the province, further diversifying the local economy and creating employment opportunities for Nova Scotians.
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