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pier locations through 1993. In 1994, a farm property on
Amherst Head, immediately east of Borden, was purchased and a staging facility was constructed for building massive bridge components on shore. A large pier was built into the harbour to accommodate a heavy lift marine crane which would carry the components into the Northumberland Strait to be installed. Throughout the 1994–1996 period, Borden's local economy grew at an unprecedented rate with the influx of over 5,000 workers in the town of 800.
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The Town of Borden-Carleton had its own municipal police force for many years, before it was shut down by council in 2012. The department used to have a number of vehicles over the years, including a Jeep, and several Chevy
Impalas over the years, and near the end of the forces time had a marked and
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company, Strait
Crossing Incorporated (SCI), had been selected as the developer. SCI secured the use of the old Borden Elementary School (which had been replaced several years earlier by the Amherst Cove Consolidated School on the northern edge of town) and undertook drill core sampling for bridge
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Dominion having failed to meet its obligation to provide "continuous steamship service" under the Prince Edward Island Terms of Union, when the province
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began regular service from the new pier, carrying railway freight and passenger cars; she recorded 506 crossings to Cape
Tormentine in that first year alone. The winter of 1917 saw a spectacular sight as dozens of houses and buildings that had been constructed in the port of Cape Traverse to the
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Department was established in 1929, formally being named the Borden Fire Department. The Fire Department serves the local areas of Borden-Carleton, Cape Traverse, Augustine Cove, North Carleton, Searletown, Albany Corner, and Tryon. The Fire Department operates off of an
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and a 2014 Metalfab Pumper Truck. They operate under the command of Fire Chief Shawn
Jessome, and Deputy Chief Larry Allen. The Fire Department has 22 active Firefighter's as well as 1 active Junior Firefighter. They are composed of 1 Fire Chief, 1 Deputy Chief, 3 Captains, and 17 Firefighters.
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Packaging (a
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and upon its opening on May 31, 1997, the ferry service closed after 70 years of daily operation; the vessels were transferred to other services or sold off and the ferry wharves, terminals and other shore-based facilities were decommissioned and dismantled.
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entered service and carried the ferry system through the 1950s but was quickly overwhelmed by the increase in automobile traffic, in addition to the constant rail traffic. The completion of the
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along the coast to the new port at Carleton Point. When the extension of the railway line to the new ferry port was completed, the remnant of the line running to Cape Traverse was abandoned.
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arrived in the Northumberland Strait in 1915 during the early years of the war but the port at Carleton Point had not been constructed, so the vessel operated in year-round service out of
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hauling the last locomotives and cars off the Island on December 28. With the closure of the railway and the abandonment of the yard, the western side of Borden became an industrial
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after a record 51 years of service. New docks were constructed and more permanent vessels for the ferry service were ordered. In 1971 the sister ships MV
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unmarked Chevy impala. The force was run for many years by Police Chief Jamie Fox, and in the end they shared a police chief with the town of Kensington.
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