Ezra Butler Eddy
Businessman and politician in Canada
Born
August 22nd, 1827
197 years ago
Died
February 10th, 1906
119 years ago — 78 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
Canada
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Contributed to the development of the lumber industry in Canada through entrepreneurial ventures. Served as a Conservative Member of Parliament for the district of Ottawa in the House of Commons. Active in local politics and community affairs, advocating for economic growth and infrastructure improvements. His business acumen helped establish several key enterprises, and he played a significant role in the business community of Ottawa.
Served as Conservative Member of Parliament for Ottawa
Contributed to the lumber industry's growth in Canada
Founded and led several businesses in Ottawa
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