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244: 762: 86: 217: 274:(CCUB) in 1917, the headquarters of the organization was based in the village of Veregin as well, even though the majority of the CCUB members had already moved to British Columbia by that time. CCUB headquarters remained in Veregin until its relocation to British Columbia in 1931. 209:) crossed the reserve in 1904. The site of the future village of Veregin — which also happened to be the closest point where the new rail line came to the village of Otradnoye (some 10 km north of Veregin) where the residence and headquarters of the Doukhobor leader, 267:, a floor mill were built there. While the early annual general meetings of the Doukhobor Community continued to take place in the village of Nadezhda, some 10 km to the north of Veregin, Veregin became the site of the annual meetings no later than January 1910. 315:, Veregin had a population of 47 living in 28 of its 43 total private dwellings, a change of 4.4% from its 2016 population of 45. With a land area of 1.46 km (0.56 sq mi), it had a population density of 32.2/km (83.4/sq mi) in 2021. 50: 251:
A new village started to be growing near the Veregin train station. Peter Verigin moved his residence and the headquarters to Veregin from Otradnoye in 1904,. The BC Royal Commission report of 1912 mentions the village (spelt as
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Two major fires in the community on January 22 and 29, 2004, threatened the viability of the village. Veregin's status as a village was
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In 1980, the 1917-built Verigin's mansion was restored. In 2006, it and a few other Doukhobor buildings have been designated a
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The new station, originally known as Veregin Siding, and since 1908 as Veregin station, was named after Peter Verigin. (
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Report of Royal Commission on matters relating to the sect of Doukhobors in the province of British Columbia, 1912
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With the bankruptcy of CCUB in 1937–38, the facilities owned by the community were sold or destroyed.
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was at the time — was chosen as the place for the railway station to serve the Doukhobor reserve.
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General Meeting of the Doukhobor Community held in Nadezhda Village, February 15, 1906
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General Meeting of the Doukhobor Community held in Nadezhda Village, February 28, 1904
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in the 1920s, and, on occasions, in the report of BC Royal Commission of 1912.)
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When the Peter Verigin-led Doukhobor Community was legally incorporated as the
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Veregin was incorporated as a village in 1912 and was named after the
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on December 31, 2006 when it was absorbed into the surrounding
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Spirit Wrestlers: Doukhobor Pioneers’ Strategies for Living
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Index

Veregin, Saskatchewan
special service area
Saskatchewan
Yorkton
Kamsack

Peter Verigin
Veregin Station
Peter V. Verigin
Veregin railway station
Via Rail

Via Rail
Mikado
Churchill
Winnipeg–Churchill
Kamsack
Winnipeg
Canadian National Railway
Mikado
Calgary
Calgary
Winnipeg
Kamsack
Winnipeg
Doukhobors
block settlement
Canadian Northern Railway
Canora
Peter Verigin

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